Sentence examples similar to Intellectual adaptation from inspiring English sources
The items are: relating to people; emotional response; imitation; body use; object use; listening response; fear or nervousness; verbal communication; non-verbal communication; activity level; level and consistency of intellectual response; adaptation to change; visual response; taste, smell and touch response and general impressions.
Cather's will erected strong protections around her intellectual property, preventing adaptations of her fiction and forbidding publication of her correspondence.
He suggests that high intellectual skills are a genetic adaptation that occurred only after the origin of settled societies in places such as Europe.
Ran was acclaimed as one of Kurosawa's greatest films in the grandeur of its imagery, the intellectual depth of its screen adaptation, and the intensity of its dramatic performances.
In such painful adaptations, in such intellectual struggles, Smolny may find its way.
Intellectual history says no.
In a different intellectual domain, learning theory links incremental adaptation (e.g., from positive and/or negative reinforcement) to intelligent behaviour.
Parallel to those in other Muslim-majority contexts throughout the world, the reactions to this program has been diverse, which consisted of acculturation, selective adaptation and resistance by the intellectual agents in the Islamic habitus.
