Praxeology conceives of economic laws as akin to geometric or mathematical axioms: fixed, unchanging, objective, and discernible through logical reasoning, without the use of any evidence.
There may be no aid supporting a sectarian school's religious exercise or the discharge of its religious mission, while aid of a secular character with no discernible benefit to such a sectarian objective is allowable.
While the potential for discernible divergences between the duration of a stimulus and objective duration of the experience to which it gives rise can certainly be significant over the short-term – of, say, 200 msec or below – it is less so over longer intervals.
The court found the clinic was "sav ing) lives with no discernible negative impact on the public safety and health objectives of Canada".
In assessing this promise, our paper has a two-fold objective: first, to develop a typology of landscape approaches to REDD + discernible in the literature; and second, to assess which approach might be ascendant in the particular context of Madagascar, and whether it has the potential to address direct and indirect drivers of deforestation and forest degradation here.
While such a small deviation is not discernible in the plot of the population in panel (d), it is nonetheless a significant error in the objective of obtaining high fidelity gates below the quantum error correction limit, typically resulting in gate errors below 10−3.
Using a rich trove of data, the authors conduct a statistical analysis to determine if government regulations have been effective in their stated objectives of improving the quality of air and water, and whether there has been any discernible impact on infant mortality.
Firstly, a demand side approach was discernible where employers engaged in apprenticeships because it provided them with the skills they needed to meet their business objectives and because there is no alternative forms of training available.
But trends are discernible.
