Sentence examples for grasped through from inspiring English sources

'Lulu' cannot be grasped through a prefabricated image".

Maybe such a possible redundancy will be grasped through E/R model (i.e. semantic analysis).

Although queuing theory is rigorous and mathematical, the basics are easily grasped through intuition.

The real magnitude of this issue can best be grasped through comparison with incarceration rates in Western Europe.

Similarly, in mapping XML into relations, we can consider some redundancies to enhance query performance and they can be grasped through the structural traits of DTD (or XML schema).

It is the thing itself that has been allowed to be deployed as multiple, and thus allowed to be grasped through different viewpoints, before being possibly unified in some later stage depending on the abilities of the collective to unify them.

In other words, a difficult concept should be made easier to grasp through illustration.

The multiple dimensions of a United Nations mission are not possible to grasp through the lens of any one country's policy and strategic objectives.

We each inhabit a consciousness, and that consciousness gives us the world and the universe and what we can grasp through the apprehension of our five senses.

The 21 Grams of the title, I managed to grasp through the mists of obfuscation, is apparently the weight a body loses when it dies, from which we might infer it is the precise weight of the human soul.

Mally says, "we grasp through the conceptual object at the object which instantiates a set of determinations" (Findlay 1963: 183).