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Why? Shirley offered that the hospitals need a third party trained to discern what exactly will help a patient, and that party must come from the patient's world: talk the same, share similar fears and frustrations and life experiences.

Secondly, a (feedforward) robust neural network is trained to discern this nonlinear waveform accurately, in order to identify the NQR signal.

Storm spotters are trained to discern whether a storm seen from a distance is a supercell.

In the ideal world, police responding to a disturbing-the-peace or petty crime call arrive at the scene with the training to discern whether the subject's behavior is due at least in part to a mental health problem.

THE police also recognized that blind officers like Mr. Van Loo could be particularly valuable in counterterrorism investigations because surveillance recordings are often muffled by loud background noise, requiring a highly trained ear to discern voices.

In order to do this, SP may require additional training to discern between students with surface and deep knowledge [ 13].

1 Dogs trained to sniff out explosives and drugs generally discern these agents at ppb or ppt concentrations.

The balance between too little due process and too much due process is not an easy one to discern; but it is one that Harvard Law professors, some of the keenest legal minds on this planet, have been trained to find.

"People come to religious life because they feel they're being called," said Brother Paul Bednarczyk, executive director of the National Religious Vocation Conference, adding that the purpose of the church's training process "is to discern that call before a commitment is made".

From Long Island to Buffalo, election lawyers have been hired, judges are sorting through dueling claims of electoral wrongdoing, and election workers in some counties are training their eyes on ballots trying to discern which candidate a voter meant to choose.

It is often difficult to discern beneficial training behaviors from detrimental ones in the elite sports environment because abuse and neglect are sometimes normalized as part of the process to developing a world-class athlete.