Current detection systems, like the devices put around the Pentagon, are bulky, expensive, slow to discern problems and prone to false warnings.
Students and trainees were given five options, ranging from immediately pulling the drug from shelves--regulators stated cheaper, more effective pills without such grave side effects exist--to downplaying risks and promoting the drug heavily, creating a media-driven whitewash in which consumers could not discern problems, and therefore readily open their pockets.
Bill Cox, chief operating officer at Y3K, which will move from another Tacoma location to the renovated building this fall, said he discerned no problems in being a bit outside the Seattle-Redmond orbit that is home to giants like the Microsoft Corporation and Amazon.com, and to many lesser-known high-tech companies.
Scholarship on female monastics recovered major figures (e.g., Hildegard of Bingen and Julian of Norwich), redefined gender issues throughout the centuries, and discerned fresh problems of interpretation, not least regarding the symbolism of fasting as a way to imitate the life and suffering of Christ.
Such methods carry out the segmentation, but take a lot of processing time by modifying the content of the image or showing discern problems in homogeneous areas, and the segmentation technique is designed to work efficiently only with the techniques used.
G. J. Warnock (in Warnock 1964) thought he discerned a problem in Strawson's account because the theory might not allow that in saying that a certain remark is true a speaker is saying something about that remark, which Warnock thought a desirable element in an account of truth.
In no time, Lily discerned the problem with tiger bread.
At first glance it is hard to discern a problem.
But it was not so much like the older design that Mr. Hindy discerned any potential problem.
