This book provides accurate, readable, and integrated translations that allow the reader to follow Aristotle's use of crucial technical terms and to grasp the details of his argument.
But mainly it is a chance to grasp in irreducible visual terms the complex extremes of Japan's traditional aesthetic values and, to some extent, its moral ones too.
One may grasp the intension of a term and not grasp its extension, or conversely, grasp its extension but not its intension.
A mystery like time turns into "time," a term we grasp the way we grasp "rock" or "tree". In this way, our chief creative act is to manufacture a world of objects that perfectly fits one species of consciousness, our own.
The term may not have been relatable to LAs during their LA experience, yet without a term, the concept may be difficult to grasp.
But more to the point, the woman who gave the German language "merkeling" (a term meaning "muddling through") finally seems to grasp the full scope of her task — that as the leader of Germany, she is more than just the leader of Germany.
Maybe there is more here of the unknown than you might first realise and the way you develop as a long-term dweller that takes time to grasp.
You can also interpret "range" in algebraic terms, but first you have to grasp the concept of an algebraic function, or a set of operations on any given number.
We also devised a novel plot termed methylated domain landscape (MDL) to grasp the global composition of the domains thus defined and found that the pattern of the plot can serve as a signature of each methylome.
If any of those terms initially seems as difficult to grasp as to pronounce, obstacles fade quickly in the author's gripping narrative.
This concept is easy to grasp in terms of ordering whatever you want off the menu or picking a movie, but what about your feelings, emotions and experiences?
