Increase of grasping force was assumed to be positively correlated with the width of the forefemur.
The nature of reason is a difficult problem, but it is generally assumed to be a unique feature or faculty of the mind through which truths about reality may be grasped.
Copulation duration is assumed to be largely under male control (but see Sillen-Tullberg 1985 for potential mechanisms by which females may influence copulation duration), and male seed bugs have claspers with which they grasp females during matings.
Because only the latter belief relates to adherence and outcomes, it seems far more important to address key psychosocial factors in nonadherent patients, rather than assume that they fail to grasp the medical necessity of treatment.
On the other hand, the task assumed in this study is to grasp the folded cloth product without collapsing the shape as shown in the right side of Fig. 1.
A conventional approach to robotic grasping in daily assistance assumes to cope with rigid objects, and employs geometrical models, and then cooperates model-based recognition with motion planning [1 3].
Fail to grasp the complex nature of succession and assume that CEO handoffs are as simple as those at lower levels.
According to Rosenzweig, such Absolute Idealism fails to grasp particulars in their particularity, because it assumes the fundamental unity of all particulars within the Absolute from the start.
However, LSI is usually assumed rather than estimated and, in fact, for some it is a hard concept to grasp: both its nature and its necessity.
Assuming it's true that nothing sketchy is going on with Jade Helm, the federal government doesn't seem to grasp how weird it all looks.
Shared decision-making assumes that the ICU staff can convey their knowledge in simple and readily understandable words that nevertheless allow the patient or family to grasp the nuances and consequences of each decision.
