Sentence examples for Intelligent grasp from inspiring English sources

"Revolutions, if they are to be successful," Mr. Dobson writes, "require planning, preparation, and an intelligent grasp of how to anticipate and outwit a repressive regime that thinks of little beyond preserving its own power".

The theoretical aspect has not been wholly ignored, and, though inadequate for the needs of purely mathematical students, sufficient is discussed to give an intelligent grasp of the principles underlying the solution of differential equations.

He speaks with a lively and intelligent grasp of history melded with his own colorful personal philosophy.

Instead, he uses everyday language and an analogy that intelligent readers can grasp.

In this article, we present a biomimetic sensory motor control scheme in the aim of providing an object-dependent and intelligent reach and grasp ability to such systems.

Let's face it; it's a tough concept for even intelligent adults to grasp.

In his Notes on the Origin of the General Theory of Relativity, in 1934, Einstein referred to this process saying: "In the light of knowledge attained, the happy achievement seems almost a matter of course and any intelligent student can grasp it without too much trouble.

Surely he is too intelligent to fail to grasp these realities.

If a candidate is not scientifically literate, intelligent or objective enough to grasp that, then a candidate is not scientifically literate, intelligent or objective enough to be anything but a horrible president.

This is not merely because we ourselves are part of (contained in) the system, but because we have, through our capacity for intelligent thinking, the power to grasp the system as a whole, through knowing the logos.

If we are able to grasp it in an intelligent holistic and way.