Sentence examples similar to grasped details from inspiring English sources

Human minds are skilled at recognizing spatial patterns easily distinguishing among human faces, for instance but this is a difficult task for computers, which must process information sequentially, rather than grasping details overall at a glance.

It is claimed to measure the ability to infer the main point of a passage and omitted content in the text and the ability to grasp details of conversations or paragraphs.

Paying tribute, the archbishop said: "With his ability to grasp detail and a remarkable stamina, he fulfilled all the demands made of him with a willingness that made him highly respected, not only in the church but far beyond.

The report argued that he might not have fully grasped the details of the raid, because the C.I.A. did not fully explain them.

According to Revista Piauí, there was internal discord at Vale about the terms of the deal with B.S.G.R., and the company's board may not have grasped the details of the Simandou transaction before approving it.

Carter's main gripe is that few commentators appear to have grasped the detail of the 238-page report with its 77 outcomes or recommendations.

"We wanted them to grasp the details without having the need to speak to us in great detail".

For now, though, Cubans are trying to grasp basic details.

He prided himself on his ability to grasp policy details, and his nearly perfect attendance record (until this year) in Congress.

Moreover, the contemporary GBD is so complex that outsiders cannot grasp its details or replicate its findings.

Other countries have got by with presidents who fail to grasp the details, so long as they hold to the right principles and know how to delegate well.