Sentence examples similar to an equivalent grasp from inspiring English sources

Participants were asked either to pick up the object (real grasp), or to pretend to pick up an equivalent object located to one side of it (pantomimed grasp), with their dominant hand (Figure 1).

Among the early reviewers, only P. L. Travers — who had, with a symmetry that makes the nonbeliever shiver, written an equivalent myth for England in her Mary Poppins books — really grasped the book's dimensions, or its importance.

Our goal was to compare kinematics of reaching and grasping movements to three objects performed in an immersive three-dimensional (3D) VE with haptic feedback (cyberglove/grasp system) viewed through a head-mounted display to those made in an equivalent physical environment (PE).

Others chose an equivalent easy cycling workout.

Announcement, or an equivalent.

Is an equivalent... possible?

So, what, exactly, is an equivalent album?

Draw an equivalent diamond underneath.

You've created an equivalent fraction.

(In terms of the ultimate conceptual categories of singularity, particularity and universality, this discovery would be equivalent to grasping the idea that the singularity of the underlying, non-perceivable substrate or substantial form is meaningful only in relation to something that can bear the particular qualities that constitutes its worldly appearance).

Translation, at its best, is a dance between an objective search for equivalent language and an intuitive grasp of the author's intent, which may have nothing to do with the translator's point of view.