Sentence examples for grasping properties from inspiring English sources

Swiss engineer Georges de Mestral famously invented Velcro after observing the grasping properties of stinging nettles.

We may even say that "if intelligibility is grasping properties, then the 'myself'... eludes our grasp".

Popper is a hard-hearted, grasping property mogul with a queasy, sleazy line in sweet-talking people into selling him their real estate so he can redevelop it in all sorts of crass ways.

In practice, these measures should be complemented by other measures more directly related to grasp properties.

An example of this approach uses normalized quality measures (including uncertainty in finger positions, maximum force transmission ratio, grasp isotropy and stability), assigns weights according to the desired grasp properties, and then selects the grasp with the minimum value out of the normalized and weighted measures (Kim et al. 2004).

Grasping value properties can be interpreted as a certain kind of grasping of a Gestalt, as Ehrenfels and other Gestalt theorists might have said.

Some in the community here remain leery of Soviet vestiges in the Russian church; others suspect that the Russian church's drive for unity masks a goal of grasping valuable property, like the church in Nice.

It should be noted, however, that such a conception of our de re grasp of properties lurks under the surface of many rationalist accounts whether framed in terms of concepts or properties (Bealer 1998; Bonjour 1998) and is even more explicit in the claim that we have knowledge by acquaintance of universals (Russell 1912).

Researchers didn't think they could test minuscule samples of materials and grasp their properties.

In this paper, we exploit the characteristics of origin-destination flows and thus grasp the properties of end-to-end network traffic.

As data are usually gathered and interpreted by separate domain scientists, it is hard to grasp multidomain properties and structures.