("As we know," Foster wrote, in 1982, "the real cannot be apprehended directly: we have only (mis)representations of it").
Like the best works of art, it contains nuances that cannot be apprehended all at once.
According to Seifert et al. [ 8] this strategy has the drawback that changes in organ size, e.g. splenomegaly, or topographical changes like nephrectomy cannot be apprehended.
"So even if she could get the day off of work, somehow borrow a car or get transportation, somehow get child care and money for the abortion, she cannot cross that line because she will be apprehended by immigration enforcement," Inez McGuire told me.
The Naiyāyikas beginning with Vācaspati Miśra succinctly uphold that since a belief cannot reveal its own truth, nor can it be grasped in after-perception, it must be apprehended by a subsequent inference following from volition leading to successful activity.
He was the first suspect to be apprehended by the Union County Homicide Task Force, which was begun in September.
The former rather than the latter is apparently most to be apprehended by the United States".
The notion that pathogenesis, risk, and prognosis can be apprehended by examining discrete aspects of the underlying disease process is not new.
For mothers whose children have been apprehended by child welfare services, the grief and rage is often so great that many women cannot fully remember the event clearly.
Mr. Rudolph was apprehended by an alert rookie police officer.
