And while YouTubers' grasp of production values and storytelling chops may fall short of "Hollywood" standards, streaming services like Amazon, Netflix, Hulu and others are filling in the gaps in terms of quality, and are growing sizable subscriber bases.
In the contemporary world, as our grasp of the fundamental values and principles of human rights and humanitarianism weakens, we risk losing our rights, responsibilities and our power to uphold human dignity.
No moment, however small, seemed unimportant enough to escape his almost fierce attention, and his grasp of the play's latent values was immediate and complete.
The grasping of value is our most original and primordial relation to the world.
Keen grasp of the obvious?
Poor grasp of English language?
Ruskin, to his misfortune, famously failed to grasp the value of the work of the American-born Whistler, regarding him as a dabbling provocateur.
Von Hildebrand's position is also worthy of mention because it appears to represent the way in which many other phenomenologists understood the relation between emotions as affective responses that already presuppose the grasping of values (cf. Brunswig 1911, 47, Reinach 1912/13, 295ff, Scheler 1913/16, 267ff).
Their reluctance highlights a gap in the residents' intellectual understanding of family medicine and their inability to grasp the value of rotating in other departments to see patients and problems needed to acquire appropriate knowledge and skills to be a family physician.
The football authorities were quick to understand the potential value of the internet and fought with newspapers over rights to photos and the timing of reports, yet many clubs were slow to grasp the value of gaining an internet audience by releasing news first on their own sites.
That means demonstrating the real worth of data with case studies and hackathons, and fostering the development of killer applications - like CityMapper - that everyone can see and grasp the value of.
