As one of the more darkly fanciful writers trying to grasp the effects of 9/11, Mr. Walter adopts a nervy narrative trick throughout "The Zero".
The concept is instructive when trying to grasp the effects of what happened on a sun-kissed September morning in 2001.
"It is very difficult to grasp the effect of this combination on consumers in markets that have barely emerged, or have yet to be created even".
Intuition alone cannot grasp the effects of multiple regulatory interactions and thus mathematical models are particularly well suited for unraveling the implications of the underlying nonlinear interactions [ 10- 14].
Many Americans, even as they view the extermination of a species as morally anathema, struggle to grasp the tangible effects of the loss of wolves.
She says many people in "control" positions (police, health care providers, and corrections workers) don't seem to grasp the intergenerational effects of residential schools.
These tests thoroughly describe the pharmacological and toxicological properties of the drug, but they often fail to grasp the complex effects of a drug on its target cells.
But critics point to the times Mr. Sander has not managed to strike the right tone or not seemed to grasp the political effects of his actions.
The judge said that he did not think that Mr. Barnes was accepting responsibility for his actions or had yet grasped the effects of his "egregious conduct".
With work increasingly invisible, it's much harder to grasp the human effects, the social contours, of the Internet economy.
Although the benefits of OIOCC are seen to outweighs the risks, failing to grasp the negative effects may lead to unnecessary cycles of provocation, with potentially disastrous consequences.
