Sentence examples for and grasped by a from inspiring English sources

A guide wire was threaded in the stomach cavity through that cannula and grasped by a snare forceps.

Morality, according to the rationalists, is (in some sense) both grounded in and grasped by reason.

The sense, which is the mode of presentation of the reference, is presumably something abstract that can both be instantiated by a concrete individual and present to, or grasped by, a mind.

The sheer volume of data and rules that must be grasped by a certified public accountant, for instance, has exploded, says Gary Giroux, a professor of accounting at Texas A.& M. The bible of the business is the portentously named "Original Pronouncements," a book that at its heftiest a few years ago ran to roughly 10,000 pages.

Hochberg, L. R. et al. Reach and grasp by people with tetraplegia using a neurally controlled robotic arm.

They have the same ontological status as propositions: they are the "stuff" of subjective ideas, they do not belong to the real world, they can only be grasped by a mind and thus be thought by means of subjective ideas.

This is because a ring part deforms if the ring part is grasped by a robotic hand, and the clearance disappears.

Beyond a Boundary demonstrates that profound connections can be grasped by a popular sporting audience.

This paper proposes a distributed algorithm for cooperatively manipulating an object rigidly grasped by a team of mobile manipulators.

The woman's right hand seems to extend from the canvas, as if to be grasped by a rescuing viewer.

He was grasped by a concept of grace yet he didn't exercise grace towards other people.