For that reason, this "second" aspect of the imaginative faculty is referred to as the "compositive imagination;" both it and the cogitative faculty deal with specific sensible forms and concepts, respectively, presenting them exactly and completely.
Everywhere you turned in Happy Valley, as the State College region is known, or "the Good Ship Happy Valley, full of lollipops and rainbows," as one faculty member referred to it, you encountered people for whom the sad new situation was uncomfortably personal.
We developed a brief survey (see Additional File 1) to elicit perceptions of internal medicine faculty who referred their patients to the cardiac catheterization laboratory for coronary angiography at the Mount Sinai Medical Center.
Kant's notion of the free play of the faculties (sometimes referred to as the "harmony of the faculties") is probably the most central notion of his aesthetic theory.
Correction: May 15 , 2002 Wednesday Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about an expansion of the faculty at Baruch College referred incorrectly in some copies to its parent institution.
But, Cohen insists, this language is actually anti-psychologistic: understood properly, the Kantian's talk of cognitive faculties really refers to the methods of mathematically precise natural science.
Throughout the Presidents Planning Retreat document, as well as another document by Parker entitled "Strategic Planning Activities 10-08 to 09-09", students, faculty and staff are consistently referred to as "human capital", "producers", "consumers" as well as short- and long-term "payoffs" meant for "repurposing" and "downsizing".
A formal Student Welfare Service (students self-refer or are referred by faculty staff).
These faculty were recruited by FIRST IV PDs who were now in faculty positions and are hereafter referred to as "comparison faculty" (CF).
