"His work was on the one hand on the cutting edge of research theory and on the other hand directly relevant to the policy of the day," said Lawrence H. Summers, the president of Harvard, another student of Mr. Feldstein and a Treasury secretary in the Clinton administration.
But it would be a mistake to experiment with the cutting edge of constitutional theory in a terrorism case.
Despite the efforts of those on the cutting edge of passion theory, however, the Aquinian distinction remained a commonplace bit of early modern folk psychology (see Wright, Burton, even Henry More).
My colleagues were on the cutting edge of educational theory and practice; together we brainstormed, discussed, and created our own teaching materials.
Make sure they are always on the cutting edge of analysis theory and have the best tools available.
The German fighter was explicitly represented by the Nazi government as the cutting edge of its theories of racial superiority.
"My family is comprised of scientists, and I admire all of them, and I read a lot about science, and so Another Earth [Cahill's first feature] was very much inspired by string theory— cutting edge theoretical physics that proposes the idea of a multiverse; the possibility of another you existing.
However, at the cutting edge of science, the theory of evolution doesn't rely on random serendipity.
Calling string theory the cutting edge of curiosity, Shing-Tung Yau, a Harvard mathematics professor and the meeting's chief organizer, said he hoped to make China more involved in the field.
I was a literature major: forward thinking, theory-armed, cutting edge.
