Sentence examples for intellect in terms of from inspiring English sources

In addition to this language of overflow, Maimonides speaks of the moment of perfected human contact with active intellect in terms of a "conjunction" (ittiṣāl) between the human intellect and active intellect.

Dietrich's account of the relationship of consciousness to the agent intellect in terms of causation raises another question for his theory of intellect, namely, what kind of causal relationship exists between the agent intellect and the soul?

This medical officer thought the local University could also be persuaded, or in his words to 'buy' into this idea, using e-health to 'create more intellect in terms of mental health' and in raising interest within the medical profession.

In contrast to Baffioni 2006, 149 150, Heck (2008, 205 209) seems to side with Netton's reading of the intellect-guide in terms of a rational intellect.

"In terms of intellect, energy, and understanding of the global financial-services industry, Stan stood out.

It speaks to a quite outstanding mind and people don't give him enough tribute in terms of intellect.

Shouldn't we have someone who is elite, in terms of intellect and judgment, command them?

None of these souls is obviously a patch on Butley in terms of intellect or imagination.

Mice are not obviously people's equal in terms of intellect, but scientists have found ingenious ways to make mice serve as models for psychiatric diseases.

No two teachers anywhere in the world have exactly the same group of students in terms of intellect, maturity or social adeptness.

Mr Bush is not the first president to nominate a close friend to the court FDR nominated Felix Frankfurter, who turned out to be a good choice, and Johnson nominated Abe Fortas, who resigned from the bench under a cloud but both were defensible in terms of intellect and experience.There is little evidence that Ms Miers passes this test.