It not a case of misquotation or a failure to grasp content.
But the opportunity to perform without necessarily having singing talent and the easy to grasp content prompts have grown the app to 200 million registered and 60 million monthly active users.
This reversion to the "rigour" of my era's way of doing exams owes much to the idea that grasping "subject knowledge" and "content" is what enables people to understand and achieve.
For this kind of belief (unlike most other beliefs regarding contingent facts), to genuinely understand or grasp the content of the belief is to grasp its truth.
Quite apart from the romanticism in the smell and feel of "real" books, there's some persuasive psychological research to suggest that we grasp their content of paper books better and faster than ebooks'.
It's remarkable that at the end of the 20th century, pure abstract painting, which he brought to a peak, remains the most difficult art for many people to grasp because content is still commonly mistaken for subject matter, as if a picture with no recognizable images in it can't be about anything.
③ = Ability to grasp the content quickly and objectively.
The video presentation methods aim to show the key-frames in some meaningful way allowing the user to grasp the content of a video without watching it from beginning to end [4].
Instead, they tended to consider that these items measure (a) the ability to grasp the content quickly and objectively and/or (b) the ability to understand the connection among sentences.
Then, eventually, I'd tap that icon less and less, finding fewer and fewer articles that I hadn't already seen, or grasped the content of from Twitter posts and interactions.
Table 3 shows the participants' responses to six items designed to measure both (a) the ability to grasp the content quickly and objectively and (b) the ability to understand the content and to infer the implicit content, including the main point, title, argument, and expression intentionally eliminated.
