We are in a process to discern better God's way ahead for us in the task of sharing love and justice in partnership with all people of goodwill; and as we are moving on, so we hope that Occupy will too.
Studies utilizing human complement and/or EC in vitro have endeavored to discern better markers of early complement activation (69, 70).
[10] In this respect, Singer's account of the selectivity of love is much the same as Velleman's, and it is liable to the same criticism: it makes unintelligible the way in which our love can be discerning for better or worse reasons.
Better call them "discerning" — 4,000 discerning opera fans in the house.
Voters who have been exposed to critical thinking, especially in the areas of the social sciences, including of course political science, history and civics, are better voters than ignoramuses: better in discerning their own interests and voting to support them and better for the nation's continued well-being as a nation.
In another series of studies, he demonstrated that they also performed better at discerning tastes in a series of solutions mixed to taste sweet, sour, salty, and bitter, in one case, and chocolate, ginger, peppermint, apple, coconut, and orange, in another.
On Bem's view, if we are better at discerning our own motives and attitudes, it's primarily because we have observed more of our own behavior than of anyone else's.
Posers like David Brooks and Michael Gerson and the rest are no better at discerning the rank hypocrisy and demagoguery dripping all around us than any of the other shills for the 1percentt who defile our airwaves.
Although a prospective population study might better at discerning the causal direction, as incident psychotic disorders are rare such a study would require a very large sample size and study duration and cost.
Iris patterns are better discerned in the near infrared spectrum (NIR) while vasculature patterns are better discerned in the visible spectrum (RGB).
