Sentence examples for discrete intellectual from inspiring English sources
In total, if such informal communications as sexual attraction and play behaviour are included, there exist at least 50 modes of interpersonal communication that draw upon dozens of discrete intellectual disciplines and analytic approaches.
But even before "adolescence" became a discrete intellectual category in the twentieth century, Sarah Wesley was, in many ways, a typically modern teenage girl.
The book proceeds by a kind of loose dialectic, in which Chandra considers these discrete aspects of his intellectual life in separate chapters, but allows for a certain play and overlap between them.
He argued that the rise of "the new radicalism" coincided with the emergence of intellectuals as a discrete social class, and with their seeing themselves as a beleaguered minority.
Resembling a Chris Marker film essay without the narration, the rigorous structure and the intellectual jokes, "Paradise" comprises 44 discrete scenes.
Given the parallel and discrete feature of EC activities and the tacit/explicit status variation of intellectual content, a modeling approach based on improved Petri net is proposed for the knowledge flow in EC process.
A review of the literature revealed five discrete models by which research is integrated into design: concept test; analysis synthesis; experiencial; complex intellectual activity; and associationist.
But fiction is judged on so much else – the freshness of its characters, the beauty of its sentences, its intellectual or emotional depth – and these are the elements that make each story discrete and innovative.
Is it your intellectual style to gather and master as much information as you can or to make imaginative use of a discrete amount of information?
