Sentence examples for a developed capacity from inspiring English sources

Others, however, disagreed and challenged Tempels' claims, in a particular case criticizing him for mistaking an "impetus for" philosophy in the language and behavior of Bantu-speaking Africans as evidence of a developed capacity for articulating a proper philosophy.

In Part I of the Second Discourse, Rousseau's focus is slightly different and occurs in the context of a polemic against philosophers (such as natural law theorists like Condillac) who attribute to primitive human beings a developed capacity for abstract reasoning.

(He notes in his diary that at the age of ten he had "a fully developed capacity not quite to enjoy myself, a capacity I have retained ever since").

There is no doubt that the Scots have a highly developed capacity for the elegiac mood, especially when there is a bottle about, but what was to be encountered in South Wales last week was no cheap example of the genre.

As a result, developing capacity and capability of those applying improvement methodologies in the pre-registration population has risen, yet, little is known about the teaching approaches employed for this purpose.

With respect to EIDM, the Plan affirmed a commitment to develop capacity to ensure relevant, high quality research evidence is considered a key input for decision making.

This offers a framework for developing capacity building programs in this emerging field of public health research.

This paper provides an overview of tools used in three Canadian public health departments involved in a study to develop capacity for evidence-informed decision making.

For instance, the training of rehabilitation workers in universities and training institutions in their own countries would provide an opportunity to develop capacity in such institutions.

An authoritative parenting style which includes direction-giving and limit-setting is positively correlated with an adolescent's developing capacity for autonomous decision-making [ 17].

Likewise, higher education institutions providing what amounts to a consultancy service to a rapidly developing economy to develop capacity, can reasonably expect a fair return for their efforts.