Sentence examples for first discerned from inspiring English sources

Or else the moment when after sifting through thousands of telescopic images, he first discerned the moving object — "planet" means "wanderer" — that triggered the I.A.U.'s vote.

It was Mr. Axelrod, the often-rumpled Bulls fan and former Tribune political writer and columnist, who first discerned how it might happen.

Noller's team found about 30 molecular bridges between the subunits, up from the six first discerned in the mid-1990s.

In contrast, it is hard to classify observations in complex matrices such as soil if the complete reactions responsible for the observations are not first discerned.

When consumers first discerned a difference between a URL and a UFO, companies rushed to the World Wide Web to engage in a new kind of corporate braggadocio.

When consumers first discerned a difference between a URL and a UFO, companies rushed to the World Wide Web to wage a new kind of corporate braggadocio.

For Beard, the skull's function as a tool of tyranny can be deduced from understanding the culture of the reigns of Tiberius and Caligula, under whom, she says, the lineaments of modern dictatorships can first be discerned.

One woman lucky enough to have experienced Casanova's specialist area of expertise at first hand discerned the secret of his success: 'Above all else, he gave the impression of being fascinated by every facet of my mind.

"How a doctor thinks can first be discerned by how he speaks and how he listens," Dr. Groopman writes, noting that studies have shown that physicians, on average, interrupt patients less than 18 seconds after they have begun telling their story.

First, we discerned a distinct signature for TFs with the helix-turn-helix (homeo) DNA-binding domain (Figure 3).

These causes and effects then are known by experience and are the starting point of all science, which is characterized by reasoning from effects (observed in nature) to causes (first principles discerned by reason).