Sentence examples for found to grasp from inspiring English sources
Then, if a method can be found to grasp one of the handles to alter the rate of an intermediate reaction in the mechanism, useful ends may be achieved.
Women and girls are thus found to grasp at any opportunities in front of them masked with false promises, increasing their vulnerability to trafficking.
On the other hand, according to people familiar with the process, secular bureaucrats have realised recently that they need something other than endless statistics to galvanise the conscience of the world.What the secular bureaucrats found to harder to grasp is the fact that religious groups hate being hauled in to "tick a box" or discharge some public duty as providers of moral education.
In terms of the F5 signals that might be used to control a grasping prosthesis via a Brain Machine Interface, it is important to note that not only spike activity but also local field potentials recorded from F5, which represent net excitatory and inhibitory dendritic synaptic potentials, were found to be grasp-specific during steady hold of an object [ 12 ].
That's a lot of language and concepts the children would have found difficult to grasp if we had introduced them in a completely decontextualised way.
The game's pacing, also unchanged from the original version, was also found harder to grasp considering the direction taken in modern games, in both the pacing within the game's four acts, and the time taken to move around and between rooms.
Legalistic minds find hard to grasp the highest governmental purpose of the high court: to decide coolly an issue that Congress and the states would find passionately divisive, and to use its institutional public trust to assure Americans that their electoral decision was arrived at lawfully.
I was reminded how hard most readers find it to grasp the concept of fiction.
That is a truth the modern mind finds hard to grasp: surely no war is preferable to war?
He even finds time to grasp the hands of Catholic republican nationalists as he staggers towards his destination.
