Your grasp of abstract problems is instant and complete, and almost palpable.
At 16 Tsiolkovsky went to Moscow, where he stayed for three years, studying chemistry, mathematics, astronomy, and mechanics, attending lectures with the aid of an ear trumpet, and expanding his grasp of the problems of flight.
Subramanian was immediately impressed with the students' plans and their grasp of the significance of the problems involving maternal and child health, an issue that is central to his research.
Perceived student learning, overall performance, grasp of concepts, and critical thinking/problem solving all were positively impacted.
A decade ago, George Bush senior let a seemingly simple re-election slip out of his grasp, as economic problems and a perception that the president was out of touch obscured his triumphs abroad.
Although they are ostensibly on opposite sides of the ideological divide, Abreu said she was willing to work with Rousseff for a price: "I just want her to be willing to understand our situation, to have a grasp of the problems that the agriculture sector faces, and to help solve those problems so we can keep growing and so that Brazil can be number one for food production".
Instead, Shalev made his reputation as a tutor, with stints at the Architectural Association between 1963 and 1980 inspiring two generations to grasp the problems of designing in three dimensions.
Through this involvement, she has gained an excellent grasp of the problems facing our schools, and she has good and practical ideas for addressing those problems.
When we advise others, we risk assuming that we have a full grasp of the problems they're facing when, in actual fact, we usually do not and we're filtering their problem from our own experience.
His early memoranda and reports show a prescient grasp of the problems involved in translating the theory into practice.
One way of ensuring future experts have a better grasp of these problems has been to teach sustainability as part of business courses.
