Sentence examples for are capable of grasping from inspiring English sources
The philosophers are capable of grasping some of the things that are constitutive of or necessary for perfect happiness in beatitude.
The robot's newly redesigned hands are capable of grasping and manipulating objects, while the self-balancing torso makes for smooth bipedal movement The robot interacts with its environment in a number of ways, including voice, touch and vision.
The idea that our rationality guarantees that we grasp, or are capable of grasping, our own mental states is plausible only on a fairly demanding conception of what it is to be rational.
I would still be capable of grasping and expressing the poignancy of my situation.
Where lesser politicians might have been capable of grasping the interests of this emerging demographic, Jackson, a product of the Carolina hinterlands, understood their identity.
F.W.J. Schelling (1775 1854), Hegel's successor at the University of Berlin, emphatically rejected the idea that reason was capable of grasping reality.
The humanoid arm adopts an algorithm to avoid obstacles and the dexterous hand is capable of grasping objects.
Since a commercial gripper is used, the robot is capable of grasping a large variety of objects, in addition to the targeted thin objects.
At a later date, engineers of the system's manufacturer produced a specialized jig that was capable of grasping the outer periphery of the plastic pin guide and then measured the external vertical force required to dislodge it.
Jewish thinkers often considered natural science a mere system of hypotheses, which was capable of grasping only the superficial appearance of things, and was subordinate to the absolute truth offered by the Torah.
"Macmillan was trying to demonstrate the Conservatives were capable of grasping modernity which is why he wanted to bring in some of these younger people," Caterall told the BBC.
