The early inception of the concept of nanotechnology and nanomedicine sprang from the discerning idea of Feynman that tiny nanorobots and related devices could be developed, fabricated, and introduced into the human body to repair cells at molecular level.
With a little digging, a viewer can discern provocative ideas about vilified art of the past and draw enlightening connections to the present.
It's great for people with a good, solid business plan… but for the average investor, it will be difficult or impossible for them to discern good ideas versus bad.
While in the previous step you may have discerned an idea of what is motivating the spamming, you still can't be sure that your friend is clear that the spamming is annoying.
New York: Cambridge University Press] postulates that intelligence comprises creative skills in generating novel ideas; analytical skills in discerning whether they are good ideas; practical skills in implementing the ideas and persuading others of their worth; and wisdom-based skills in employing one's creative, analytical, and practical skills for a common good.
One of the difficulties in studying the policy process is discerning the motivations of those involved, how ideas become decisions and how decisions become programmes.
The idea that consumers are more discerning about healthcare when they have "skin in the game," that is, via higher deductibles and co-pays, is a slippery one.
The key to discerning morality in such cases revolves around the idea of legitimacy: which, if any, side has minimal justice?
Not everyone's idea of ear candy, certainly, but for discerning mavens of mayhem, these auditory delights, and their visual accompaniment, are delectable.
It's taken a long time, but discerning American wine drinkers are slowly getting used to the idea of drinking wine from a box.
