We found no significant correlations between the children's self-experienced grasp efficiency (CHEQ Grasp efficiency) and bother while doing them (CHEQ Feeling bothered) with any measures of body function and structure (Table 4).
But the brain recordings showed that the less experienced meditators tended to grasp the first number and hang onto it, so they missed the second number.
One candidate is sane and experienced, has a detailed grasp of policy, and knows world leaders.
Computers can provide valuable information to doctors, but they can't match an experienced doctor's ability to grasp the intricacies of a patient's condition or guide the patient back to health.
An experienced commander renowned for his intellectual grasp of the principles of war, Saxe discreetly went forward to reconnoiter the walled city's defenses in person and recognized the chance for a surprise operation.
Mr. Adams, the state senator, speaks of his bafflement at an experienced politician who seems not to grasp that politics is about delivering services and about the trappings of power.
If the 35-year-old right-hander doesn't make it back to the majors with the benevolent Yankees or any other team grasping onto the nearest experienced arm, those will be the final figures on his year-by-year record.
In the following game, White, an experienced grandmaster, probably feared his young foe's grasp of all the latest opening lore and hoped to head into a bypath.
Young players, such as Ed Joyce and Liam Plunkett, grasped their opportunity, encouraging the more experienced - Paul Collingwood and Andrew Flintoff - to follow suit.
Worse, as insurgent movements – like nature, abhor a vacuum – the newly vacant positions are rapidly filled by less experienced men who, being often very young, have little grasp of the strategic need for the Taliban to win over local communities.
When grasping and manipulating objects, people are able to efficiently modulate their grip force according to the experienced load force.
