Sentence examples for grasping on a from inspiring English sources

Suppose a BiPCR grasping on a pole with one of its grippers at (_B^W{{varvec{T}}_i}), the aim is to find the feasible trajectory for the swinging gripper moving from the initial foothold (^W_E{varvec{T}}_{i-1}) to the target one (^W_E{varvec{T}}_{i+1}).

"I can't get a grasp on a mind this small," he said.

Britain is thus losing its grasp on a valuable industry: the global clinical trials industry is worth £30 billion ($51 billion) a year.

Dr. Heffron emphasizes that many environmental and geopolitical issues (thawing Arctic Sea routes, for instance) are more easily grasped on a globe.

Hybridization indeed usually results in a reticulate tree that cannot be built with classical phylogenetic methods but can be easily grasped on a network.

Anne Rinn's work brings to light an added value that can be better grasped on an emotional and intuitive level than as something purely rational and logical.

As a viewer wrote: 'Hubby and I have been glued to the screen and amazed that we have now even the smallest grasp on such a complex subject.

Then I've at least got a grasp on it for a later in-depth read.

"They're trying to do something, but they've not got a grasp on what," says one.

These efforts are critical if we're to get a grasp on what has become a national health crisis.

Keshishian taught high-school math for 29 years, but her grasp on civics sounded a bit shaky.