He has probably done as much as anyone else since Einstein to extend our grasp of gravity, space and time.
Our grasp of North Korea's beliefs and expectations is not much better than its grasp of ours.
Mr. Ruscha, like Mr. Johns, is famous for untethering words from their moorings, exploiting linguistic instability to imply an instability in our grasp of experience generally.
This gathering of data is a signal achievement, and at every turn Evanzz has enriched our grasp of an important American phenomenon.
Second, the universal library will deepen our grasp of history, as every original document in the course of civilization is scanned and cross-linked.
Alter seeks to hone our grasp of the techniques of narrative and poetry, and has chapters on style, allusion, structure and the like.
Now our grasp of our own principles seems to have grown weaker, and we are to be discovered around the world in the embrace of dictators.
Objective moral truth doesn't exist, and these studies show that even if it did, our grasp of it would be tenuous.
For them, "irreducible uncertainty" remains irreducible, and our instinctual alarm, our attempts to outrun risk, are seen as dead ends, binding us to our animal nature and obstructing our grasp of reality.
It hinders self-understanding, closes down important avenues of thought, impoverishes our grasp of ethical possibilities, needlessly and wrongly distresses those who do not fit the model, and is potentially damaging in psychotherapeutic contexts.
SteB1 30 October 2013 6 46pm I think one thing we need to bear in mind is that our grasp of what species occur on even well studied sites is tenuous.
