0 past simple and past participle of discern
1 to see, recognize, or understand something that is not clear:
The identity of these factors is unlikely to be discerned from demographic records and presumably reflects the influence of social changes.
This was an especially important step because unequal variances could account for any discerned differential patterns of prediction.
In this enterprise of crossings and crossovers can be discerned the precursors of the hybrid genres now prominent in our own time.
It is, however, in the discourse and practices of sanitary reconstruction espoused by urban authorities that the most significant continuities can be discerned.
As a path is traversed through the tree, a combination of motifs affecting expression is discerned.
European structures and developments can only be discerned in individual regions and nations when their particular qualities and features are more clearly demonstrated.
Still, some sharing networks can be discerned in terms of who is carrying out much of the hunting and gathering activity in the village today.
In order to determine the amount of the subsidy, several relevant risk groups are discerned.
