Sentence examples for cognitive grasp from inspiring English sources

The fact remains that these basic concepts lie beyond an easy cognitive grasp for most people (myself included).

If therefore the nature and the constitution of substances both corporeal and spiritual are beyond our cognitive grasp then we should take this to be a hint that God has set limits to what we can know because he sees no reason for us to know everything.

There are some things, he says, that may simply remain beyond our cognitive grasp.

Although humans experience material beings as multidimensional objects, part of the object always exceeds the cognitive grasp of the person, just because of his limited perspective.

Things-in-themselves are not given to us in experience, and so remain beyond our cognitive grasp.

According to externalists there is no need for cognitive grasp or internal access to reasons or facts to make what somebody believes justified (Bonjour 2008).

He defends a kind of epistemological Platonism or anti-nominalism (Linnebo 2011), in which intuition is a cognitive faculty used to grasp the general group structure.

Ultimately, many of us intuitively grasp the cognitive, social and psychological benefits of knowing two languages.

Cognitive Behavior Therapy helps clients grasp the idea that their thoughts may be 100percenttrueue, 0percenttrueue, or some place in the middle.

Teaching science to young learners is challenging (NRC 2007) and may be further impeded by views of developmental limitations of early elementary learners' cognitive abilities and constrained capacity to grasp aspects of abstract concepts (Metz 1995, 2004).

This paper is suggesting a method that aims to decrease the cognitive burden by providing the following: automatic grasp type selection and automatic selection of the synergistic activation of various motor systems and stimulation parameters that are controlling contractions.