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spec: In the realm of thought , this productive orientation is expressed in the proper grasp of the world by reason . WA ) Three men are under arrest and a lengthy investigation is continuing into a sophisticated tunnel running from British Columbia , Canada , into Washington State . At this point the help of Old Testament scholars , who have a comprehensive grasp of that broader context , will prove invaluable . We do n't even really have a comprehensive grasp of all FDA-approved medications because the volume of information is expanding so rapidly , so we are going to have to rely on computer technology . It cannot really be a loan in the normal sense of the word unless there is some very special situation here . The call for godly living in the preceding verses is based on possessing a proper grasp of God ’ s sovereign purpose for this age of darkness because it is moving toward the consummation of all things through the final phase of salvation that comes to men in Christ . There 's relevant discussion from a variety of perspectives in The Two Cultures : A Conversation , and additional relevant links can be found in Serendip 's Science and Culture section . Now , he had nothing . Results are reported as ranges . The programs , which are funded from a single source , are among several discretionary funding categories administered by the FHWA , an agency of the U.S. Department of Transportation . Sure , to some extent , there probably are things which we can admire , that occurs in nature , but let 's not get too carried away . " Ruskin infers that there is no place in science for speculation or what he calls theory : " It is not the arrangement of new systems , nor the discovery of new facts , which constitutes a man of science ; but the submission to an eternal system , and the proper grasp of facts already known " ( XXII , 144 , 150 ) . Writers should be aware that editors may have a more comprehensive grasp of MLA style considerations , rules , and exceptions because of the frequency with which they deal with these issues and therefore reserve the right to choose among competing stylistic imperatives . Table 5 shows the percentages of students with various disabilities using the four most frequently used accommodations and combinations of combinations . The author has a fine — and all too rare — grasp of the essential characteristic of outstanding literary fiction , the need for manifest yearning in the central character . No doubt Pyongyang bureaucrats have their own multiplier for this , but they are not letting on what it is . Hair - and skin-care products drew eight billion dollars each , while fingernail items alone accounted for a billion . He fell with a dump , and as they always laughed then , he pretended that this was his funny way of finishing . Clinical Judgment is clinical reasoning that includes clinical decision making , critical thinking , and a global grasp of the situation coupled with nursing skills acquired through a process of integrating formal and experiential knowledge . Further , a proper grasp of the significance of the code will subsequently serve as a foundation for understanding and evaluating the principles of digital technology . Chalabi 's acute grasp of the American scene - - he went to MIT and the University of Chicago and has many influential friends in the worlds of finance , politics , and the press - - also has not endeared him to bureaucratic Washington , which naturally prefers dependent foreigners ignorant of the real corridors of power . Further to illustrate the need to have a proper grasp of the challenge we face , let us reflect briefly on the category in employment statistics characterised as “ labour force participation ” .