Compare, for instance, the task of grasping an avocado with that of determining if it is ripe.
But in this instance, she seemed incapable of grasping the complicated, interlocking human dynamics that can't be measured by reassuring models — the idea that a position could be leaked, that the press might bear down, that the regulatory environment could compound all those problems.
The estimated grasping state and the value of estimated diameter of grasping object are displayed, too.
The parties making an assertion of ownership, for instance, would grasp the thing in dispute and lay a wand on it, after which the magistrate would intervene and say, "Let go, both of you".
The parties making an assertion of ownership, for instance, would grasp the thing in dispute and lay a wand on it, after which the magistrate would intervene and say, "Let go, both of you". So formal was the procedure that a plaintiff who made the slightest mistake lost his case.
For instance, he grasped instinctively how an actor should play the Mormon Joe Pitt, whose bottled-up emotions might suggest a performance of one-note stolidity.
The distance from the stage diminished some of the duet's intimacy; it was difficult, for instance, to fully grasp the direction of the eyes, the rapid-fire lifting and lowering of the eyebrows and even the thrilling vibration of fluttering fingers.
Not until Episode 3, for instance, does he grasp the notion of death.
It cannot, for instance, grasp metaphors, jokes or unspoken implications, all of which are Right's business.
The information reaching these neurons is thus not likely to be a consistent abstraction representing the action, and one would therefore expect some variability in the encodings of different instances of, for instance, a grasp.
Even more basically, each presupposes that what is generically grasped is an instance of being.
