If it comes with Scotland, he is at that stage in his career where any opportunity to step back into club management would not be grasped as readily as by others.
Developed for the US Navy, the device is operated via a glove-like interface that gives force feedback, so objects can be grasped as gently or as firmly as is required.Rather than merely opening and closing, it has far more flexibility: the thumb can touch each of the fingertips, for example.
We can actually detect what object you're grasping as soon as you grasp, and we can detect whether you're in the car, in the kitchen…".
Literature, he argues, is "a collective system that should be grasped as such".
It is also likely to be grasped as an opportunity by jihadi groups.
It first has to be grasped as an abstract concept, albeit one with real and scary effects.
Maybe the spread of disease and the rising seas will be grasped as something to be urgently remedied before tropical mosquitos advance further and south Florida is inundated.
The comment is left hanging in the air, asking to be grasped as a metaphor for Sorrell himself, who comes with a formidable reputation but in the space of the previous hour, squeezed between meetings, is charm itself.
It has the power to make us change the way in which we see exactly how Friedman and his Chicago boys created a new orthodoxy in which Chile, Iraq, New Orleans and South Africa - that is the short list - have been grasped as opportunities to create that mythical perfect place, that tabula rasa, where the free market can finally exist.
Gaṅgeśa calls such perception, in which universals are grasped as such, non-conceptual (nirvikalpaka) perception.
