Sentence examples for intellectual phases from inspiring English sources

Other educators are concerned more with the middle intellectual phases of the thinking sequence especially the playing with hypotheses or hunches and the working with organizing ideas and concepts.

Development through different intellectual phases, he believed, is necessarily coincident with relevant active experience; readiness is actively promoted, not passively entered, and the teacher must endeavour to be a step ahead of any particular level of readiness.

M. Hazard is a lieutenant colonel at present, with a suite of offices in the Hotel Continental, where he directs more intellectual phases of French Propaganda abroad; his academic specialty is comparative literature, and his greatest worry before the war began was the indifference of Anglo-Saxons to Racine.

I'm saying, let's desensitize this issue and go to the next intellectual phase.

At each phase intellectual property rights may play a greater or lesser role in facilitating the innovation cycle.

The listing, he said, signals a new phase of "intellectual wealth creation in Russia," a country where most billionaires made their money on the privatization of oil fields and mines.

Notwithstanding the many attractions of high theory as an intellectual pursuit, the heroic phase of "applied ethics" was short lived; indeed, it was practically stillborn.

We have identified six companies that are investment-grade candidates for the pre-pandemic phase: one intellectual property play, Crucell ; two already-profitable diagnostic companies, Quidel and Meridian Bioscience ; Stericycle, an established infection-control company; Cepheid, a fast DNA-analysis company with strong ties to the government; and Gilead, holder of the Tamilfu patent.

"We now have the definitive intellectual property for the next phases of wearable tech," he said.

More appears to have had some editorial role in this, and it marks the beginning of a new phase in his intellectual career, as an apologist for the Catholic faith.

By then K. L. Reinhold (1758 1823), whose Letters on the Kantian Philosophy (1786) popularized Kant's moral and religious ideas, had been installed (in 1787) in a chair devoted to Kantian philosophy at Jena, which was more centrally located than Königsberg and rapidly developing into the focal point of the next phase in German intellectual history.