Sentence examples for requisite intellectual from inspiring English sources

In this context, Alan Love (2005, 2008) uses the notion of a problem agenda to argue that some scientific problems not only motivate interdisciplinary research but also provide structure for the requisite intellectual coordination (see also Brigandt 2010, 2012, Brigandt and Love 2010).

What they have in common, beyond the requisite intellectual prowess, is a certain uneasiness with the intangibles of the college experience: Navigating the opportunities and expectations of an elite school, its social codes and financial demands, can be particularly challenging for those who haven't grown up surrounded by college-bound peers or college-educated families.

But they pledged to put up a fight if the person was not of the requisite intellectual and legal qualifications.

They have the requisite infrastructure, intellectual capital and networks to spearhead efforts to develop, pilot and disseminate new patient-focused measures and care models," he said.

The Apache Incubator specifically promotes diverse participation in development projects to improve the long-term viability of the project community and ensure requisite diversity of intellectual resources.

He did not have the requisite academic degrees, nor could he compete in the often cruel intellectual jousting common in college dining halls.

In Great Britain, Germany, and France, particularly, the coffeehouses and the salons "were centers of criticism literary at first, then also political in which began to emerge, between aristocratic society and bourgeois intellectuals, a certain parity of the educated". Intellectual equals came together and deliberated, an equality that was key in ensuring the requisite openness and deliberation.

A consequence of this demotion in status of everything unproved was that those best equipped intellectually to examine and judge such matters could, and often did, believe, or allow others to believe, that they had the requisite knowledge of exactly what others lacked by virtue of their mastery of logic, theory, and other intellectual skills.

Washington journalists, in requisite khakis and blazers, braved the blazing summer heat of New Hampshire to gather information on the taciturn, enigmatic, intellectual New Englander.

The requisite persona is more pliable, freeing.

The second requisite is command of direction.