He discerned, for instance, the need for the young student Marius to express survivor guilt over the death of his friends; and I came up with the song Empty Chairs and Empty Tables.
In hindsight I've been able to discern past instances of sexual harassment, having never been taught the language and subtle nuances of abusive behaviour to detect it at the time.
In our experiments, the parameter ∈ = 0.1, the number of neighborhood instances k = 3, the threshold of clear-discerned instance µ = 0.66.
The value is 1 when no blur-discerned instance on feature X p is clear-discerned on feature X q, which means X q has no predictive power contribution to X p, i.e. X q is redundant to X p. As to measure the predictive power of selected features, we use the metric of t-statistic.
The changed perception of the pool and its social role can, for instance, be discerned from how the media reported on the opening of a new swimming pool in June 1968.
The 'Werther effect', so-named after the central character in Goethe's novel 'The Sorrows of Young Werther', can result from both fictional and factual representations of suicide in any medium – and has been discerned in a variety of instances.
Notwithstanding its early attention to instances of exploitation and abuse, some critics have discerned an increasing conservatism in bioethics that neglects the concerns of marginalized groups.
By devising a concept model for the James Bond films, for instance — it was an exercise, not a paid gig — Mr. Perez discerned, among other things, that Bond is not a cold-blooded killer.
In summary, two instances of misfit for the t-statistics could be discerned from the data: 1).
Nothing is explained, leaving players to discern visual clues – for instance, Baby's heart-shaped balloon represents health and can be moved to protect it from hazards.
Consider this instance: For a book I am planning on the future of General Motors, I learned something I might never have discerned from surfing the web up to my nose.
