Another division (usually combined with the preceding ones) is given by the character of the names themselves; in a very broad categorization, names of persons, or personal names, are discerned on the one hand, and names of places, or place-names, on the other.
The estimates for all three parities are so similar that only one line may be discerned on the figure.
The estimates for all 3 parities are so similar that only one line may be discerned on the figure.
Little of their artistry can be discerned on the walls, and little of the Gypsy life that underlies this genre.
His manly regret is laudable, but still; not liking Hodge, he is incapable of grasping what Hodgeness means, and what subtle plays of feeling can be discerned on Hodge's countenance.
The brassy musical inspired by Gypsy Rose Lee's memoir first took a bow in May 1959, as the decade drew to a close and only a few shadows of the more fractious era ahead could be discerned on the horizon.
Through the comparison of different phenomena that affect architecture in a more or less direct way tendencies can be discerned, on what will be defining architectonic criteria in the years to come.
In particular, we examined whether distinct epistemic profiles can be discerned on the basis of individuals' beliefs about justification for knowing (i.e., justification by authority, personal opinion, or multiple sources) in the natural sciences.
CCA results suggest that chemical profiles in claws can be linked to the surrounding chemical environment, providing evidence that geographic patterns in mammalian movement can be discerned on the basis of claw chemistry.
An example for humans is a recent Science article by Bowles (2008) showing how economic policy predicated on the assumption of self-interest can fail when people have a more complex set of social preferences that can be discerned on the basis of evolutionary game theory.
