Sentences with phrase «grasp on»

Being in the wellness industry you may feel that you have a good grasp on exercise, and yet talking about exercise in regards to coaching is a different animal.

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Method: Take an AB wheel on your both the hand grasp it on the ground in front of you.

Are there any other good resources you recommend to get some of these genetic markers kind of dialed in, get a better grasp on them?

It can be difficult to get a good grasp on food proportions and the calories they contain — which is why counting calories (as well as any other approach) is not for everyone — but if you meticulously measure and track the number of calories in some of your typical meals, it quickly becomes easier to accurately estimate without having to actually measure or weigh your food each time.

«The moves are easy to grasp on their own.»

In meditation lately, I've been envisioning myself sitting, floating on nothing, nothing above or below, nothing to grasp on to.

My life's work is Wellness, and while it seems completely logical to me that all doctors would approach well - care by deeply looking at the whole person... Dr. Justin is the first doctor I've worked with that has such a firm grasp on the integration and interplay of taking a whole - person approach.

I am definitely feeling like I am getting a better grasp on this by first off — putting all the other stuff I have read and been taught out the window.

The consciousness of the meditative mind is ideally all - embracing, cognitive of every passing sensation and its minutest repercussions, but without losing grasp on any of it.

This will ensure you have a better grasp on how to dealing with them.

From what you typed, you seem to have a good grasp on insulin and what it's purpose is.

Motivation can be a tricky thing to get a grasp on.

They are not absolutely needed for building size but still help if you don't have a good grasp on bodyweight progressions.

Before you start your plan, read up on it, so you can get a good grasp on how it works.

There is quite a bit here, and I don't have a great grasp on your whole clinical picture, but here are some thoughts.

The cells of the root epidermis grow at a right angle to the axis of the root to allow them to get a firm grasp on their support.

According to Sascha Quanz, this new data «significantly increases the number of planetary nurseries studied at high - resolution enabling us to eventually get a statistical grasp on planet formation.»

Beyond its speed, the tactile sensations of touch, along with proprioception (our knowledge of where our bodies and limbs are in space), also informs us of the material of the toothbrush that we picked up, the force of our grasp on an egg, if our coffee mug is about to slip from our fingers and more.

That's a process playing out throughout the Southern Ocean, but scientists don't have a good grasp on it or how sudden changes like the loss of a huge hunk of ice will alter carbon uptake.

After viewing educational materials and participating in the shared decision - making process with the practitioner, follow - up surveys showed patients had a better grasp on the nuances of screening.

Researchers don't have a firm grasp on the amount of water locked away in the alpine ice, and estimates of how much they contribute to local streams vary widely.

«We emerged at the end of this period with a firm grasp on who got what they wanted and who did not on all 98 issues,» the researchers said.

Getting a better grasp on flood insurance risk Chinowsky pointed to the Netherlands as an example of proactive construction efforts to defend against extreme weather.

«Having a grasp on which animals tolerate urbanisation gives us a better idea of which ones we need to focus on when preserving natural habitats,» she says.

«We have a reasonable grasp on the chapter titles in the story of the how the first stars appeared and what they looked like,» says Beers.

Many Americans are confused about the best ways to conserve water and have a slippery grasp on how much water different activities use, according to a national online survey conducted by an Indiana University researcher.

«These are infections that we can treat, but we don't have a good grasp on what impact these diseases are having on poor communities throughout the nation.»

To get a better grasp on the problem, bioengineer Christopher Chen and colleagues at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore played with the shape of growing stem cells.

Because smoking cessation data and seat belt — use statistics have around for decades, scientists have a good grasp on so - called adoption rates, or how much behavior change is ultimately possible.

We are getting a grasp on geologic forces like plate tectonics and how continents and mountains rise and form.

The team coated the fingers of a soft robotic gripper with the gecko adhesive, allowing it to get a firmer grasp on a wide range of objects, including pipes and mugs, while still being able to handle rough objects like rocks.

Expert quantum physicists actually do have a good grasp on how it works, even if there's some debate about why it works the way it does.

The polishing treatment suggests those who made the lissoirs had a grasp on the different properties of bone and stone.

Learn on the slower one and after you've got a good grasp on controlling it, ramp up the speed for more excitement.

«The Senate Republicans hold such a tenuous grasp on the majority that they are loathe to change the system that gets them elected,» said Bartoletti.

They point to earlier figures showing a decline of 0.5 % in the final quarter of 2010 and growth of 0.5 % in the first three months of 2011 as proof of the coalition's ineffective grasp on the economy.

But Sen. Simcha Felder, D - Brooklyn, sits with the GOP, which maintains the party's last grasp on power at the state level.

New Jersey's 7th district: Rep. Mike Ferguson (R) never had a firm grasp on this north - central seat that was re-drawn following the 2000 Census to favor Republicans.

It stands against the special interests, and seeks to end their grasp on American government by electing principled leaders and promoting social change.

Alan Johnson, the Home Secretary, remarked: «The connection between The Wire and Chris Grayling's grasp on the problems of modern Britain is that they are both fictional.»

Then, he worsened the situation by not having a good grasp on modern economic management and not having the humility to allow those with the expertise to do so, leading to the killing of businesses and impoverishment of the masses.

Mr. Rivera seemed to have a stronger grasp on our issues.

«I was impressed that she (Farley) seems to have done her homework and has a good grasp on the issues,» Raymond said.

«She seems to have a lucid understanding of the issues that New Yorkers face and a grasp on the fact that it's the infrastructure that needs repair,» Kaufman continued.

I believe that there is certainly a sense in which we fail to understand some features of our contemporary situation through not having a grasp on the neo-Roman way of thinking about liberty.

But what happens when a Corbynite canvasser unwittingly calls a sceptical former Labour staffer with an impeccable grasp on economic policy?

We have a solid grasp on implementing Joomla, Drupal and Django websites.

The firmer grasp on the issues at hand?

Once you feel that they have a firm grasp on the bottle and can support it's weight by their self (while still being able to feed), you can experiment with letting go of the bottle for short periods of time.