It is this investigative, discerning observation of whatever comes up in the present moment that is the hallmark of mindfulness and differentiates it most from other forms of meditation.
"It is clear from these findings and the MET project's earlier study of classroom observation instruments that classroom observations are not discerning large absolute differences in practice," the authors wrote.
And that's really promising for the imagery as we get closer and closer". Scientists discerned through telescopic observations in the 1980s that Pluto had a thin atmosphere made mostly of nitrogen.
While we cannot discern whether our observations are a consequence of coral-associated bacteria becoming diluted in reef waters or are rare members of the water column finding suitable environments for rapid replication in coral hosts, these results demonstrate that corals provide specialized habitats for select groups of marine bacteria.
Vessels with sample sizes less than 100 locations were excluded from the analysis, due to challenges in discerning behavior from so few observations.
The juxtaposition of the rare on the rare is like a statistical lunar eclipse, and the association can often be discerned accurately by observation alone.
Although much could be discerned through empirical observation and recorded study, Daoism asserted that the secrets of the universe were boundless, something that scientific investigation could merely express in fragments and partial understandings.
Theoretical simulation studies should help to discern whether this observation corresponds to a genuine average between-continent migration rate over time or reflects instead varying temporal intensities of migration rates (symmetric or asymmetric).
No association of LRP expression and the subsequent response to therapy could be discerned (although this observation is of little value, given the low sample number and the fact that most tumors showed some response).
While there may be methodological issues in accurately measuring the rates of prevalence of plagiarism and other violations of academic integrity, discerning leaders of academia too have echoed such observations.
Born into a family of scientists in western France, Claude Chappe (1763 - 1805) made the important observation that the human eye is excellent at discerning angles.
