Sentence examples for grasped in light of from inspiring English sources

Such limitations are grasped in light of antecedent commitments, on the background of which situations becomes intelligible, as affording certain actions and/or modes of evaluation.

This concept is difficult to grasp in the light of myriad studies linking PCa growth to T on the basis of interpretation of data in which androgen deprivation results in regression of metastatic prostate disease.

In their "In Defense of a Dogma" (Grice and Strawson 1956) they argue that Quine's skepticism about the analytic-synthetic distinction as such is undermotivated in light of our pre-theoretic grasp of the distinction.

In light of climate change, it stands to reason that Kant's grasp on biospherical dynamics and sustainable policies may well spur a philosophical return to Kant in the near future.

This result may be explained in light of recent developments for the investigation of the anatomical connections between key grasping areas such as AIP and the cerebellum.

This point must be grasped in a flash of recognition.

AIP visual-dominant neurons are classified into object-type neurons that fire during object fixation, and non-object-type neurons that fire during grasping in the light but not object fixation and may respond to the sight of the hand during the grasp.

Motor-dominant cells respond during grasping in the light and the dark, while visual-dominant cells respond only during object fixation and grasping in the light and visuomotor cells respond during object fixation and grasping in the dark but fire most strongly during grasping in the light.

These instruments require the use of hook grasp position which differentiates from the other types of power grasp in terms of inclusion of the thumb.

Modeling the grasp intention offers a paradigm whereby decisions underlying grasp formation may be related to the functional properties of the realized grasp in terms of quantities which may be sensed/recognized or controlled.

Several models plan grasps in terms of finger contact points on the object.