She was a small, dynamic intellectual, bespectacled, a self-taught architect, a candid lesbian and fluent speaker of French and less fluent though equally voluble in English.
In it he proposed a theory of human development that integrates the intellectual, temperamental, and dynamic aspects of personality in the context of environmental and cultural influences.
When the office is occupied by a person of extraordinary intellectual capacity and dynamic personality, as was the case with John Marshall, the chief justice may exert a great influence on the court's work.
Mom was an original thinker, dynamic, intellectual, insightful, courageous, adventurous, energetic, well rounded, fun, sweet, warm, caring, a scrappy fighter, a stoic survivor, a tireless worker, tenacious, a savvy business person, an excellent chef and a humanitarian with a sharp wit and a great sense of humor who was always young at heart.
Disregarding the dynamic intellectual community for a minute, there is probably more than $150M worth of instrumentation at the Foundry.
In the pages that follow, the terms Xuanxue and Neo-Daoism will be used interchangeably in a general sense, as a broad, dynamic intellectual front that flourished during early medieval China, as opposed to a homogeneous "school" with set doctrines.
While academic departments provide disciplinary expertise and rigor and are the foundational pillars of our institutions, the experiments discussed here suggest the American university today can benefit from dynamic intellectual networks able to capture a richer and more diverse community.
Native American Studies scholar Robert Warrior (Osage) refers to these various iterations as "intellectual sovereignties" that are dynamic, ongoing processes that need to be constantly re-evaluated (Warrior 1994).
It allowed for the free expression and discussion of ideas, setting in motion a powerful dynamic of intellectual and technological (r)evolution; it worked as a safeguard of minority interests; and, in most parts of the world, it bolstered peaceful co-existence of nations.
Casting this in terms of current political discourse, he argued that "intellectuals are the most dynamic component of the productive forces".
