It is still too early for us to fully grasp the challenges set by such paintings as Anwerlarr Anganenty.
The kinematic analysis of human grasping is challenging because of the high number of degrees of freedom involved.
If anything, Syrian artists, writers and intellectuals complain that liberties have been only further curtailed by a regime still trying to grasp the challenges of the Web.
It is easy to grasp the challenge that the quality, quantity and variety of Ms. Sherman's art presented the show's able organizers, Eva Respini, associate curator, and Lucy Gallun, curatorial assistant in the department of photography.
It's a reminder of how the third world's colonial heritage has robbed countries of identity and so made it more difficult for them to grasp the challenge of the present.
Flynn dismisses concerns about Islamophobia, contending instead that excessive "Islamophilia" (when "leftists treat Muslims as children whose feathers should not be ruffled") makes it hard for leaders and citizens to grasp the challenge at hand.
In theory, societies like the United States and Israel, where religion plays such an important role, should be well placed to grasp the challenge — if God's revelations to his most impassioned followers were of a less parochial variety, and if the Muslim Orient were at last seen not as needing Western emancipation but Islamic evolution.
"The board would have to balance the risks of the library overstretching itself and failing to achieve such huge and ambitious transformation, against the risks of slow decline and a failure to remain relevant and valued by researchers and other audiences if it did not grasp these challenges," the minutes report.
