Each was trained for 6 to 8 months to grasp items of food with pliers.
Some of Ocado's warehouse picking staff will next year wear an electronic glove to help train robots to grasp items.
A less charitable one would be that he lacked the intellectual capacity to grasp the seriousness of the economic crisis.
The struggles and contradictions they entail, and the powers they sustain, impose limits on our capacity to grasp their connections and to conceive alternatives.
The intellect, or the capacity to grasp eternal ideas in time, and the intelligence that enables man to intuit the reality of God exhibit further Neoplatonic orientation.
"Reason" implied, in his view, not only the capacity for formally correct thinking, for finding adequate creatural analogies to the truths of revelation, but also, above all, the capacity to grasp the reality that humans encounter.
In addition, some entailments might be beyond S's capacity to grasp.
Finally, there might even be some contingent propositions that are beyond S's capacity to grasp which are entailed by some propositions that S does, indeed, grasp.
The claim will be just that our capacity to grasp moral truths like our capacity to grasp philosophical truths about metaphysical necessity, say is simply a byproduct of our general capacities for critical reasoning, combined with the evolved capacity for forming and employing normative concepts in our thinking and decision-making.
But the disposition theory is addressing a deeper question: in virtue of what does this creature have a capacity to grasp egocentric spatial contents to begin with?
Rational certainties are supposedly risk-free: untainted by the contingencies of experience, such knowledge is testament to our capacity to grasp the necessary structure of the world.
