Sentence examples similar to inaccurate grasp from inspiring English sources
These questions are important since reach-to-grasp movements may be inaccurate when visual or haptic feedback is altered or absent.
Are we so desperate for financial gain that we are grasping at insensitive and inaccurate content at the expense of others?
However, due to lack of education regarding monitoring techniques for physicians and inaccurate reporting [ 17] from patients, a comprehensive grasp of this problem has been elusive.
A failure to grasp that irony makes the article, in my opinion, inaccurate.
Although many of Franklin's victims were sex workers, some perhaps lured into his grasp by the promise of crack cocaine, the LAPD's label was derogatory and inaccurate, according to Prescod, as some of the victims were not even involved in sex work.
Some indeed express philosophical truths though in an inaccurate way, in a language suited to the intellectual capacity of the common people, who in general cannot grasp the import of the dogmas they are required to profess.
Accordingly, cognitive error — false assertion or belief — is not explained as inaccurate representation, as a lack of correspondence between assertion or belief and reality, or as a failure to grasp the unchanging reality behind shifting sensory appearances.
