Sentence examples for parallel intellectual from inspiring English sources
All this time, Charles had been fashioning a parallel intellectual life, immersing himself in the world of ideas and spirituality.
As the session went on, the younger Amaro said, he found himself following parallel intellectual and emotional paths.
Sir Isaac had a whole other full-time career, a parallel intellectual passion that he kept largely hidden from view but that rivaled and sometimes surpassed in intensity his devotion to celestial mechanics.
The issue arises because intellectual property law is territorial in nature, see supra, at 6, which means that creators of intellectual property "may hold a set of parallel" intellectual property rights under the laws of different nations.
The current debate in the Western world reveals that we live in two parallel intellectual universes, as far as the causes of unemployment are concerned.
If these new forms of research are to gain legitimacy and form a coherent and cumulative body of knowledge about how to address health and nutrition problems in diverse contexts, there will need to be some parallel intellectual work to develop, refine, and share integrative knowledge, theory, frameworks, and methods.
These policies cover the promotion of generics, parallel importation, intellectual property, compulsory licensing, price monitoring and regulation, quality, packaging and sale, prescribing and herbal medicine development [ 11].
It was to raise the level of the possible by the intelligent process of policy-making and decision-making to which he gave his personal stamp, and by the parallel process of intellectual and moral persuasion in which he had plainly not succeeded but which could have been the clinching gain of his hid for re-election.
White and Gribbin, both experienced science writers, parallel Hawking's intellectual achievements with news events of the time, an odd device that sheds no light on either Hawking's life or work.
By aligning the history of medicine with that of trade, the paper traces the parallel trajectories of intellectual and material wealth.
(A parallel to Soviet intellectuals' feared insistence on wielding inflammatory words, which led to their sometimes gingerly handling).
