Sentence examples for grasp whole from inspiring English sources

It argues that the education and skills system must evolve to enable learners to grasp "whole systems" design.

Trollope's talent, as his subsequent series (the Barchester and Palliser novels) demonstrate, was that he could grasp whole social systems.

We first compare four mapping methods from the points of view of computational time, convergence speed, and visual easiness to grasp whole EC landscape with five benchmark functions and 28 subjects.

Do not stop at every word; try to grasp whole sentence at a time.

Fine motor items include capacity to gaze at and follow an object, control hand movements, including keeping hands open, reaching for an object with one hand, grasping a block, holding a small piece of food, transferring an object from hand to hand, lifting a cup by the handle, turning the pages of a book, and grasping a crayon or pencil using a palmar grasp (whole hand, fisted).

Such a (divine) being could understand how a whole can be the cause of its parts, since it could grasp a whole immediately without first thinking particulars and then combining them into a whole (5:401–410).

While still pretending to grasp the whole, philosophy fails to recognize how thoroughly it depends upon society as a whole, all the way into philosophy's "immanent truth" (ND 4).

Instead, we grasp the whole thing at once.

She added, "Through her photographs you could grasp a whole story".

Finally, he sighed and started for the shower — then paused to ask, "What happened out there, Tad?" The game never quite lets you grasp it whole.

As songs like "99," "Trees" and "Pulsar" unfold and gradually develop, they quickly force you to listen from a distance, to grasp the whole thing rather than its particulars.