This argument represents a failure to grasp the principles of basic risk management, as illustrated in the following cartoon.
The Germans themselves soon observed that the British had grasped the principles of antisubmarine warfare, and that sailing ships in convoys considerably reduced the opportunities for attack.
Managers, according to the McKinsey researchers, must grasp the principles of data analytics and be able to ask the right questions.
But by the time John Stockton's teeth opened a gash in Steve Nash's forehead that required seven stitches, the Dallas Mavericks surely had proved to the Utah Jazz -- and to themselves -- that they had finally grasped the principles of playoff basketball.
Biologists only dimly grasp the principles of this extraordinary self-assembly, but they are quickly learning the habits of its principal actors, a special class of cell known as stem cells.
During a family Christmas gone very wrong (Scott, drunk, threatens to kill his mother; the police are called to kick him out), the author recalls lying awake in the dark in his bedroom, listening to Scott and his mother shout at each other: "I was an outsider; I didn't grasp the principles at stake, and they weren't going to explain them to me".
It allows trainees to learn professionalism and to grasp the principles of communication with real patients [ 3].
Being given the opportunity to apply the theory to real-life examples will help you to grasp the principles faster and will probably increase your enthusiasm for your chosen career as well.
From this, he grasped the principle of linking subject areas to present the fuller picture made possible by the emerging discipline of cultural history.
A student might have been sick the week that his fifth-grade class consolidated its knowledge of fractions and might not quite have grasped the principle.
