Sentence examples for intellectual output from inspiring English sources

He doesn't see any intellectual output from them".

A number of universities, from the California Institute of Technology to M.I.T., are creating "institutional repositories" designed to harness their own intellectual output.

His intellectual output was diverse, but Mr. Tyler tended to come back to one theme: the importance of democracy in unions, and the importance of unions to democracies.

If expensive new libraries are not built (London and Paris together cost $1.7 billion) with temperature and humidity controls, the printed intellectual output of the past 150 years will all but cease to exist within the next 150 years.

Fortunately, the Internet and information technologies are helping us manage, search and retrieve our collective intellectual output at different scales, from Twitter and previews to e-books and online encyclopedias.

A key figure in the CBI's attempts to make business more central to the political agenda in the 70s, he was a conscientious chairman of its economics committee admired for the way he could harmonise the high-calibre intellectual output of the staff with the preoccupations of beleaguered company chairmen.

In this context, the University has launched an institutional repository in September 2012 with the objectives of creating a home for the intellectual outputs of KAUST researchers.

"I don't see a contradiction between increasing the intellectual horsepower of our output and continuing to deliver popular radio".

The second are the outputs: innovations, intellectual propriety and markets and product certifications, and service knowledge intensity (Corona-Treviño 2015).

His monograph Joseph Conrad: The Major Phase (1978) reflected his interest in analytic philosophy and did much to establish the intellectual coherence of Conrad's output.

And so I think there might be a different and more effective way to describe what's happening in Europe.Let's say that America's output path represents "intellectual potential".