Sentence examples for early intellectual development from inspiring English sources

"Mary Shelley," Miranda Seymour's affectionate and well-written biography, concisely sketches the background of scientific inquiry that influenced Shelley's early intellectual development.

3. Shott, 1973, analyzes Feuerbach's early intellectual development up to the time of this transfer.

Mach's early intellectual development was very much a product of the outstanding developments in the sciences of his time.

From a very early point of his intellectual development, Dewey, like the British Idealist T. H. Green (on whom he wrote several essays) and the New Liberal L. T. Hobhouse, accepted that traditional liberalism in part rested on a false conception of the individual, which was ethically pernicious in its effect on liberal thought.

LWB babies are more likely to have continued growth retardation in early life and poorer intellectual development (28, 29) and are at an increased risk of depression in adolescence (30).

Sheik Issa, who is on the United States' most-wanted list, provided the early intellectual justification for attacking Pakistan, a development the American defense official described as "very significant".

The writer whose career began when he dictated his first story to his aunt Rose at the age of three started early and aimed high, and his intellectual development was among the more conspicuously interesting of the Edwardian age.

This paper considers the intellectual development of the early Olmsted by following his 1850 trip to England.

The early 1860s are important for Jevons' intellectual development, and he reports in his diary that he received significant insights in both economics and logic: a "true comprehension of value" (Black 1981: 120, La Nauze 1953) and the "substitution of similars" (Black & Könekamp 1972: 179).

More recently, two small randomised controlled trials have demonstrated that early, intensive therapy can improve the intellectual development, language and visual-spatial skills of the affected child as well as significantly increase parent satisfaction [ 29, 30] The mainstays of therapy continue to be speech and language therapy and behavioural therapy.

Early in his discussion of automatism, James (1890) includes some remarks about his intellectual development, and refers to his early study of medicine.