Sentence examples for intellectual domains from inspiring English sources

"The breaking of the sometimes erroneous bonds in the religious tradition will be the condition for a positive evolution in other scientific and intellectual domains," Dr. Luxenberg says.

"Retooling" in intellectual domains is often (although not always) much less costly than it is in physical work, and there are fewer "scrap costs".

In management research, we've tended to define it as work in which value is created primarily through manipulation of ideas or symbols, and which occurs primarily in intellectual domains.

According to Khalidi, Darwaza contributed to Arab nationalism in the practical and intellectual domains greatly.

Schommer and colleagues (Schommer, 1990; Schommer et al., 1992) have identified epistemological beliefs that moderate learning in a variety of intellectual domains.

The intellectual domain of Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz cannot be captured in a single word.

The solution he proposes is admitting visual elements, and especially drawings, into the intellectual domain of language.

Dr. Alvan Feinstein saw himself as the father of "clinical epidemiology" in the modern meaning of this term, of this "new intellectual domain of modern medical science".

In a different intellectual domain, learning theory links incremental adaptation (e.g., from positive and/or negative reinforcement) to intelligent behaviour.

These in turn divide: The theoretic divides into the aesthetic, which deals in particulars (individuals or intuitions), and logic or the intellectual domain, which deals in concepts and relations, or universals.

The hammer embodies the spirit of an awards event that is fast becoming the place to meet and greet the world's most creative and innovative entrepreneurs: celebrities from every business and intellectual domain that exists today.