She put California architecture, and Gill, on the national intellectual map.
Bowling Alone provoked deep academic debate and study, firmly placing the idea of social capital on the intellectual map.
Philosophy is not about building intellectual foundations so much as creating better intellectual maps that reflect what people are doing when they say the things they do.
The article that put him on the intellectual map, however, was "Famine, Affluence and Morality," written about the 1971 famine in East Bengal, in which Dr. Singer contended that distance should not be a factor in moral action.
If well characteristics (ascertained a few years before assessment of both urinary As and intellectual function) map less closely onto urinary As concentration in the present study, this would suggest that some well switching in the years between measurement of well water and of intellectual function has, indeed, taken place.
His magnum opus, al-Hikma al-muta'aliya fi-l-asfar al-'aqliyya al-arba'a, known as al-Asfar al-arba'a (The Four Journeys), is a large compendium of philosophy and theology that, instead of following the traditional divisions of logic, physics, and metaphysics, maps intellectual inquiry upon a mystical metaphor of the soul's journey in this world.
Mapping its intellectual contours helps give us a fix on the current Indian situation.
In the early stages of making this EP, the always-intellectual Italian producer mapped his brain via NIS (Neurotransmission Impulse System) and used the resulting map to "visit the recondite places of the universe hidden deep within his body, taking inspiration from the incredible landscapes and the vibrating and untouchable energy flows".
Are they subject categories, chronological gatherings, project clusters, a map of intellectual terrain or evidence of the constraints of space and shelving?
By David Denby The New Yorker, February 7, 2000 P. 96 THE CURRENT CINEMA reviews of "A Map of the World" and ""Isn't She Great".... What's pleasing about [Sigourney] Weaver's performance as Alice, the intellectual farmwife in "A Map of the World," is its range, its many surprises.
