Indeed, consciousness is not merely a faculty for discerning and sorting through the constitutive elements of experience, but itself an event in a series of interdependent causes and conditions.
The choice of discerning yanqui bandwagoners everywhere.
These same faculty who manage large laboratories, analyze and forecast broad social and economic phenomena, cure diseases, and figure out how to put mobile vehicles on Mars are somehow perceived as incapable of discerning educational trends or recommending organizational changes to adapt to them.
Clearly, this kid was a person of discerning tastes.
Our method complements existing methods of discerning selective effects.
Taste is a faculty of judgment: it discerns the perfections of an author with pleasure (Addison and Steele 1879, no. 409).
Everyone seems to have been in at least rough agreement with Joseph Addison's early definition of taste as "that faculty of soul, which discerns the beauties of an author with pleasure, and the imperfections with dislike" (Addison and Steele 1879, no. 409).
This paper has explored perceptions of faculty members to discern the practices and structures of HPE institutions concerning CBE rather than using any objective measure.
It seems to many theorists in the Enlightenment that the faculty of taste, the faculty by which we discern beauty, reveals to us some part of this order, a distinctive harmony, unities amidst variety.
Not only is the collection quite remarkable in itself, but it represents a collective effort over many generations by the faculty of the college, by the successive directors of the museum and by discerning, devoted and strong-minded alumnae.
