Beyond the critical tendency to tear it all apart and discern piece from piece, the more exciting and inspiring project may be to puzzle over how it all fits together, and why.
Somehow he discerned sixteen pieces of bass that could be halved, a sleight-of-knife executed so that no one in the dining room would notice.
For instance, I dare readers to discern which pieces of material evidence presented in the book are actually from sites of RCAF activity, and which are fabricated by Con Sapos in their practice of tlacuiloismo, the approach to history pioneered by Quetzalcoatl, we are told.
Afterward, she told me she was grateful the class had discerned what the piece was really about.
For example, the technique, called laser polarimetry, may be used to discern whether a piece of debris is bare metal or covered with paint.
Richemont, the firms have, over the past decade, used the occasion of the Biennale des Antiquaires in Paris to present formal contemporary collections of unique pieces to suitably discerning buyers.
Mr. Edey, who died in 1999, was an obsessive and discerning horologist, and the 21 pieces in the show are about as great as clocks and watches get, none more so than a 17th-century barometer clock with a marquetry-veneered case attributed to André-Charles Boulle.
While the decision may still be of high quality, this informal framework does not allow pharmaceutical companies or patients to discern how different pieces of the evidence weigh in on it.
Put simply: stop the "voracious consumer appetite", to quote Simon Collins, Dean of Fashion at Parson's New School for Design, and start discerning the good things - the lasting pieces.
We will begin by discerning the prerequisites to publication: What makes a piece of criticism or research publishable?
