Sentence examples for grasped as such from inspiring English sources

It has been a presence in New York architecture, too, but is seldom grasped as such.

Literature, he argues, is "a collective system that should be grasped as such".

Gaṅgeśa calls such perception, in which universals are grasped as such, non-conceptual (nirvikalpaka) perception.

However, since both cowhood and skyness are simple properties, they are grasped as such in perception without further qualification.

In many cases, however, the anterior teeth of the premaxilla and the dentary are incisiform and thus must have been used for grasping (as such teeth are in the living porgies).

Motor scale evaluates fine motor skills, such as visual tracking, reaching and grasping, as well as gross motor skills, such as sitting, crawling, standing, jumping, and walking up and down the stairs.

In producing, the Dasein lives in such an understanding of being without conceiving it or grasping it as such.

On the other hand, the Aristotelian insistence, taken up by Aquinas in particular, that the intellect cannot grasp individuals as such made the explanation of how we can understand Socrates more complicated.

In Rosenzweig's diagnosis of the failure of Baden-Baden, one thereby finds hints towards Rosenzweig's later insight that for a system of philosophy to grasp particulars as such, the unity of that system must be grasped as future.

An investigation is conducted on the feasibility of using the posture of the hand during prehension in order to identify geometric properties of grasped objects such as size and shape.

"There is a feeling [amongst parents] that if the secretary of state had such little grasp as to what was happening in one of the most important areas of her department it needs to be looked at," she said.