0 to catch and arrest someone who has not obeyed the law: --
1 to understand something --
2 to catch and put a person under police control; to arrest: --
Spectromorphological thinking is based on criteria which can potentially be apprehended by all listeners.
What changes is the relation between the object and the child's way of apprehending it.
From a methodological point of view, the relational and constructed nature of identity means that it must be apprehended through interaction.
The act of apprehending musical works aesthetically and otherwise is an experience that, at best, words can only partly describe.
Further, appropriate placement of contrastive stress is evidence that pragmatic features of focus and emphasis have been apprehended by the reader.
In speech, prosody serves as a cue to the grouping of words into syntactic and semantic units and aids the listener in apprehending the message.
The fundamental character of this addition within the overall pattern is apprehended at the general level.
Merely knowing that people have apprehended the supernatural does not enable us to predict this.
