Sentence examples for grasp between from inspiring English sources

Something tangible, something you can walk through, something you can grasp between your toes, something to get up and go to a voting booth for.

For precisely the same reason, of course, a "Nazi Philosopher" would also be an oxymoron, a fact Heidegger unfortunately failed to grasp between 1933 and 1937.

And while there is probably some fine line you're never going to grasp between a collectible beer can and a beer can destined for recycling (do you really care about any such distinction anyway), there are plenty of items you'll know instantly as junk, such as an empty chip package or half drunk beer bottles.

GRASP between PDF neurons and HGN1 neurons: w; PDF-Lexa/UAS-CD4-sp1-10; HGN1-Gal4/LexAOp-CD4-sp11. GRASP between PPK neurons and HGN1 neurons: w; +/UAS-CD4-sp1-10; HGN1-Gal4/PPK-tdTomato-sp11.

These three lines of evidence odor activation of Tdc2 cells, GFP puncta (GRASP) between Hx and Tdc2 neurons, and the rescue of olfactory tracking when synaptic release by octopaminergic cells is restored provide a parsimonious interpretation that odor-driven octopamine release modulates the gain of visual circuitry.

Moreover, images can be post-processed using proportional scaling to reliably grasp between-conditions differential activities [ 21], despite the pile-up effect (see the post-processing and statistical analyses section).

Its span encompasses both male and female ranges, from basso profundo to coloratura soprano; grasped between the knees, it is not so much possessed by the player as embraced, its shrieks and rumbles absorbed fully by the body.

It was during the impeachment hearings in the House Judiciary Committee that Mr. Sandman briefly came into the nation's view: a heavyset man with glasses on the end of his nose, a pencil grasped between his hands, heaping sarcasm and scorn upon the arguments of those who would impeach the President.

In October, 1784, Algerian pirates attacked the American ship Betsy; the assailants had "sabers grasped between their teeth and their loaded pistols in their belts," according to an eyewitness description that the historian Michael B. Oren cites in his book "Power, Faith and Fantasy: America in the Middle East, 1776 to the Present".

Briefly, the cauda was grasped between the plates (10 mm diameter) of a pair of tweezertrodes (BTX, San Diego, CA), and 8×50-msec pulses of 50 V were delivered to the tissue using an Electro Square Porator ECM 830 (BTX).

Briefly, a bundle of about 50 60 hairs is grasped between the thumb, index finger, and middle finger from the base near the scalp.