Sentence examples for human discernment from inspiring English sources

Rather, li are always conceived as structuring, balancing, modulating, guiding phenomena, processes, reflection and human discernment and response.

The predominant types of artificial lighting in use are also changing; lights emitting a broader spectrum of wavelengths are increasingly favoured because they facilitate human discernment of colours at night and, in the case of light-emitting diodes (LEDs), are more energy-efficient (Bruce-White & Shardlow, 2011; Gaston et al., 2012).

In this day and age, I find it boring to celebrate being human without discernment.

Some chefs advocate that the meat should be left to rest for three minutes before serving; none would suggest that it be cooked hours or perhaps days in advance and then reheated at thirty thousand feet, an altitude at which the human taste bud appears to lose all powers of discernment.

Archaeological site studies are often difficult, but palynology can still offer much to the understanding of occupation sites and the discernment of human behaviour patterns within sites.

Such maps have been successfully applied to many large-scale sequencing projects [ 44- 48] and to the discernment of human structural variation [ 49].

Brute nature is without feelings or discernment, whereas humans can judge, draw distinctions, and dare the impossible.

Although authority is not to be doubted in church doctrines, in matters that God has left to the discernment of humans we can be led away from the truth by being too deferential.

This is true of any effort to address deep human need and demands great discernment and care.

Though algorithms are necessary if a news aggregator wants to scale up (and collect enough data to be profitable), they still can't replace the discernment of a human editor.

A fresh, joyous, wistful, generous, tough-minded memoir about discovering, with the aid of a brilliant extended family, what the human mind is up to in its discernment of pattern and organization in what first looks like the arbitrary jungle of nature; in other words, science.