prehend

Well, it happens that I have the ability to prehend future events.

Our species does not prehend its way with formal logic.

We feel and prehend our way emotively into the future.

But what is that which is one going to prehend?

That does seem difficult to com- prehend," he said. "

Or, it becomes simple enough for human beings to begin to make choices, and to prehend what happens as a result.

I mention this so that you will com- prehend all the consequences of refusing his instructions.

When we prehend and comprehend something, we create knowledge or data or information.

He couldn't com- prehend the possibility of Minerva dead.

I have led you to miscom- prehend me.

Yes, only by calling on the mercy of God can we com- prehend what this ship means.'

Caramon gasped, unable - for a moment - to com- prehend what had happened.

Subjected to the random, you acknowledge your inability to prehend logic and linear systems.

Tyrus was intent on a search few mortals could com- prehend.

Let me touch my hvee,' he said, bargaining for time to com- prehend the mystery.

You little com- prehend what you have summoned.

Explicit knowledge is a coding system, which enables us to attract and prehend implicit knowledge.

Yet thou wilt therefore com- prehend my concern.

Gabriel screamed again, unable to com- prehend von Glower's inaction.

Perhaps cells "prehend" their adjacent possible quantum mechanically, decohere, and act classically.

"Where is M Joat paused, too, struggling to com- prehend the concept" he?

As transfinite life is vibe-life, we should prehend our way to appropriate courses of action and then use our intelligence to communicate them.

This network methodology seeks to emulate species, prehension: It seeks to prehend the way to the future.

We com- prehend.