Sentence examples for gives a handle from inspiring English sources

The theoretical framework, and the associated methodological approach, gives a handle to an object's form as ordered both socially (as embedded within contexts) and materially (as internal to its structure) and the relational processes between the two.

The length of the handle in UALVP 16247 is therefore 121 cm, and multiplying by the average handle cross-sectional area gives a handle vertebrae volume of 4430 cm3.

"These could give a handle on the mechanism," Hofmann says.

"It gives a very strong handle to persons in India who oppose opening up," he said.

The investigation procedure given here gives a framework to handle vibration problems of weakly nonproportional damping and/or weakly asymmetric inertia, damping and stiffness matrices.

With a planet's mass and radius in hand, astronomers can calculate its average density, which gives them a handle on what it is made of.

The theory of nonsmooth dynamical systems gives a prescription for handling this using so-called saltation matrices dating back to the work of Aizerman and Gantmakher in the 1950s [41].

"The title won't guarantee that drug traffickers and oil palm growers won't move in, but it gives them a handle to resist these incursions".

This is something Burnside discovered only after his father died, and it belatedly gives him a handle on a man who in life had always eluded him.

This surely gives us a handle on what is really required of the structure of belief.

Schlossberg says Hot Topic doesn't buy its merchandise as far in advance as other retailers, an advantage that gives it a handle on inventory and sales trends.