Sentence examples for intellectual belonging from inspiring English sources
There were, however, statistically significant differences across social groups in the levels of reported intellectual belonging in their graduate department, social belonging in their graduate research group, and social belonging in their graduate departments.
The verdict said the killings were "a premeditated and secret plan to exterminate the best and most notable intellectuals belonging to different professions".
For intellectuals belong to the people or they are nothing".
Tellingly, Motorola, an American equipment vendor, has announced that it has begun to develop TD-SCDMA technology too.Another advantage of TD-SCDMA may be that the other two 3G technologies rely on intellectual property belonging to Qualcomm.
We do not comment on individual cases regarding breaches of BBC iPlayer's terms of use, but we take steps where appropriate to protect the intellectual property belonging to rights holders".
You'll recall that his single season there in 2007 proved one of McLaren's most expensive as, at the height of an acrimonious relationship with superfast rookie Lewis Hamilton, the team were fined $100m £62mm) by the governing body FIA for wrongly being in possession of intellectual property belonging to Ferrari.
You're good, as long as you don't have specific knowledge that a particular item of intellectual property belonging to a specific copyright owner has been infringed.
Meaning that it won't be infringing upon the existing, intellectual property belonging to someone else.
As outlined in a deal between the two, Microsoft would retain a minority stake and continue to partner with Bungie on publishing and marketing both Halo and future projects, with the Halo intellectual property belonging to Microsoft.
This play is only Murray-Smith's second biographical work since her PhD thesis (loosely based on the Angry Penguins group her father, the Australian intellectual Stephen Murray-Smith, belonged to).
This does not imply incomprehensibility of results for third parties, but usually confidentiality: the resulting intellectual property belongs to the organization that commissioned the study.
