Sentence examples for grasp called from inspiring English sources

In this study the congruency between the adopted grasp and the grasp called by an object was investigated.

We used functional magnetic resonance imaging to explicitly test whether activity within this network varies depending on the congruency between the adopted grasp and the grasp called by the stimulus.

No "in the grasp" calls to limit sacking, no safe zones.

The proposed solution method is a greedy randomized adaptive search procedure (GRASP), calling an evolutionary local search (ELS) and searching within two solution spaces: giant tours without trip delimiters and true CLRP solutions.

Aiming to overcome the serious disadvantages of two kinds of under-actuated fingers: coupled finger and self-adaptive finger, this paper proposed a novel grasping mode, called Coupled and Self-Adaptive (COSA) grasping mode, which includes two stages: first coupled and self-adaptive grasping.

Candidate Hollande was eloquent about taxing big firms and the rich (whom he called "grasping and arrogant") but not about spending cuts; clearer on stopping factory closures than on letting firms restructure.Unsurprisingly, Mr Hollande's new talk is prompting mockery and dismay.

You don't like quarterbacks saved from a sack with an in-the-grasp call?

Which is why Ms. Weldon started the third Tuesday group two years ago, called Grasp (Grief Recovery After a Substance Passing) and modeled after a California program started by a mother and father who lost their daughter to heroin.

The rocket booster used to propel Starship from Earth's gravitational grasp will be called Super Heavy.

Humans process visual cues received from eyes and proprioception from hands guide the movements of hands to reach and grasp models; this is called eye-hand coordination (Johansson et al. 2001).

A subjective idea is a mental phenomenon — i.e., an attribute of a mind — that "grasps" an idea (in the "objective" sense of the word); and a mental phenomenon that "grasps" a proposition is called 'Urteil'judgmentent') by Bolzano (WL III, 108).