Her own research as an independent scholar was on the links between African-American and American Indian histories, and Turner was one of her intellectual models, making her, even with limited museum experience, a logical person to undertake the show.
But we have no intellectual models for "active management" of automobile travel, which – since its inception – has been associated with personal freedom.
Any sociology or economics professor would layer on all sorts of fancy intellectual models.
More than one writer took Rimbaud as an intellectual model, inspired by his fluid sexual identity and his pursuit of a total "derangement of the senses".
This paper reconsiders "Marshall's problem" by focusing on the intellectual connections among Darwin, Babbage and Marshall: it explores the relationship between Marshall's view of complexity as a dialectical mixing of routine and variation and reconstructs the development of a powerful intellectual model that we call the "evolutionary machine".
A child who learns to program "both acquires a sense of mastery over a piece of the most modern and powerful technology and establishes an intimate contact with some of the deepest ideas from science, from mathematics, and from the art of intellectual model building," Papert wrote in his book, "Mindstorms," which was published in 1980.
Language of expression in sketches which are products of an intellectual model of a design is influential on perception and evaluation of the product.
The intellectual model is not the dour Ayn Rand but Bay Area philosophers and gurus who imagine that limitless progress can be achieved through technology.
Tufte: For the past year I've been helping the Recovery and Accountability Transparency Board develop an intellectual model for Recovery.gov.gov
"Those are exactly in the California intellectual model," Kammen said, "It's 'We are going to forge ahead, and the green jobs will go to those who act.' ".
