But as makers of inexpensive watches learned to replicate and mass-produce intricate movements, it became difficult to discern fine watches from $19 knockoffs.
That would allow astronomers to discern fine details of what they were looking at.Meanwhile, Eurosceptics and fans of Dan Dare alike will be pleased to learn that at the same time as ESA was laying out its plans, Britain's Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council was staking its own claim to the moon.
The team compared their system's classification with those of industry experts, with noses that can discern fine details, working for three firms in the scent business, Osmoz, Scent Direct and Haarmann & Reimer (H&R).Some perfumes, like Chanel No 19, described by all three firms as floral-green, offered little challenge to the radar.
Poring over the artist list with a discerning, fine-toothed comb, we've selected the Top Five Artists to Watch.
And going blind enhanced Alex Elman's ability to discern fine wines, leading to her starting Marble Hill Cellars, a wine import business.
The ability to discern fine pathology in an image is related to the level of contrast between layers of the retina, resolution of the image, and overall quality of the image.
Even small investors can run into trouble discerning the fine line between hedging and risk taking.
Young children, even would-be Rembrandts, might have difficulty discerning the fine distinctions in component images, and most teenagers would probably be more excited about a role-playing or an action game.
The following quiz was created to educate those who find it difficult discerning the fine nuances between people affiliated with the KKK and literal asses.
Each day that passes in Beijing makes it harder to discern the fine line between paranoia and precaution.
