We wondered at first whether we could discern a particular character unique to Paso Robles zin, but really, it was too broad a question.
Sutcliffe, at the end of a longish piece, was left simultaneously gasping for breath and clutching at straws: "In my experience, one's reflections sometimes run aground before discerning any particular meaning.
Although the influence of many nations can be discerned in particular elements of these figures, the first appearance of such monumental stone figures seems to coincide with the reopening of Greek trade with Egypt (c. 672 bc).
Your sources may not refer to the position as requiring a skill that isn't very important, but you may discern that particular skills are not in high demand.
In principle, the method finds the minimal sets of local substructures that discern a particular protein from all other proteins annotated to a different GO class.
The relationship between structure and function was modeled using IF-THEN rules [27], [28] where the IF-part of each rule specifies a minimal combination of local substructures discerning a particular protein structure from structures annotated to other GO classes (Figure 1C, D).
However, because of the heterogeneity of the other racial category, it is difficult to discern which particular racial groups experience severe pain.
Hou's teeming yet oblique long takes serve to conceal action as well as reveal it; his images suggest a struggle to discern the particulars of a past that holds him in its grasp.
How are we to discern whether a particular person is to be afforded a right of action in the courts?
To discern where a particular vowel sound falls in relation to the extremes, he says, "you gauge the difference from each anchor with a 'perceptual ruler' that measures in units of a just-noticeable difference". The farther the vowel is from an anchor, however, the blurrier the ruler becomes and the less accurately the sound is perceived.
This made it impossible to discern whether a particular unit, such as the power business, was earning or losing money or whether its assets were growing or shrinking.
