The portrait that emerges is that of a selfish artist who "lived for poetry, with single-mindedness of the sort he had long ago discerned in W. B. Yeats, the first poet who ever seized his imagination".
Two years later, he defected to the West during a visit to London, and although he never became one of the piano world's superstars, discerning listeners have long admired his refined, poetic interpretations.
We speculate that galaxies of such 3D clusters of cis-regulatory domains are formed by specific binding of different combinations of TFs we have long suspected but could not discern from classical bulk biochemistry.
INDISCRIMINATE gluttons and discerning gourmands alike have long been crazy for pizza.
Historians have long wondered whether the eventual mass murderer could be discerned in the Tiflis seminarian.
Some scientists who have long doubted that a human influence could be clearly discerned in the Arctic's changing climate now agree that the trend is hard to ascribe to anything else.
Two types of retrotransposons can be discerned, based on whether or not they have long terminal repeats (LTRs) at their ends.
The answer, so far as I can discern from watching the company over the past few years, is that the hardware efforts at Microsoft have long been a conveyance mechanism for Windows.
But in reality, people of faith have long supported a woman's right to make the complex decision about whether to have a child, trusting that she will discern what is best for her.
We note that DISCERN, like other instruments and methods, such as the HONcode and the JAMA benchmarks, have long been available for use by HPs (Silberg et al, 1997; Boyer et al, 1998; Charnock et al, 1999).
