According to mainstream Bayesian epistemology, priors (and sometimes likelihoods) are up for grabs, meaning that one assignment of priors is as good as another, provided both are coherent (that is, they obey the axioms of probability theory).
It has already bagged three of the six English Premier League soccer rights packages up for grabs, meaning it will be able to show games for three years starting in 2007.
But Kellogg, Reilly and the other umpires did not see what was painfully clear on replay: Alicea's bouncer had skipped off his left shin before Posada grabbed it, meaning that it should have been ruled a foul ball.
"Glom" seemed to come from the Irish word "glam," meaning to grab or to snatch.
It's very annoying when the media grab the wrong meaning of a word or phrase and then force it on everybody.
We grab the whole meaning all at once (as a gestalt, to use a technical psychological term), which is how we need only a glimpse of a friend's face to bring up an entire relationship--our minds don't break the relationship down into computational bits of information.
When Cena launched Ambrose into Orton, Rollins and Kane, all hell broke loose and while Cena was busy clearing the ring of the Authority, Ambrose grabbed the contract meaning that he will face Rollins at Hell in a Cell.
Her 23.00s run saw her grab the final berth, meaning she will race again in this evening's semi-finals.
The company says that with this change in approach you'll no longer be limited to a 25GB upgrade for Gmail, meaning if you grab more space for your Google products, it's shared everywhere.
If you want to break up your routine, take that painting class you've been meaning to take, grab some coffee with the neighbor who has been asking you to hang out, or even catch up on the last season of The Good Wife.
