People who feel marginalised are either grasping one side of the other; it appeals to people who are outside the political machine.
Politicians of all sides need to grasp one idea urgently: that Brexit is a mandate to begin making economic policy in the national interest first.
Grasping the consoling power of human touch, Americans have grasped one another at almost all opportunities.
Finally, Con grasps one profound truth: she was greatly loved.
Is it because it's easier to grasp if we have on the one side this, on the one side that.
The following massage therapy will be given to the control group: grasp the neck with one hand, putting the thumb on one side of the neck and the fingers on the other side; knead the neck on both sides by digging in the thumb and fingers and gently squeezing them together; repeat the motion up and down the neck for 5 min each time, three times daily for 3 days.
Four ischemic buttons were created in the parietal peritoneum on one side of the abdomen by grasping a 5 mm button of parietal peritoneum with forceps and ligating the base of the segment with a 4/0 Vicryl suture (Ethicon, Somerville, NJ).
The objectives of this work are, on one side, the simplification of grasp synthesis in a configuration space of reduced dimensions and, on the other side, the attainment of a human-like behavior for anthropomorphic hands.
For example, one student (Student G21-A) discussed dissonance between prior ideas about equilibrium and net production of a substance in the body: "I think it's hard to grasp the concept of something that can be in equilibrium going back and forth, but also having to favor one side.
Interestingly, the GRASP signal is asymmetric, in concordance with the localization of the ASN cell body to one side of the midline leading to a more intense axonal projection to the ipsilateral VNC, which is also evident with asymmetric Ca2+ elevation of the ASN axon terminals in the VNC (Video 7).
