Sentence examples for return of intellectual from inspiring English sources
Fantom is riding two trends that Torrigiani finds exciting: the return of intellectual debate in the art world and the emergence of cool independent magazines in Milan like Apartamento and Mousse.
We are demanding the immediate return of our intellectual property".
For some it means rule by Islamic law, for others, especially Muslim Americans, it is the return of the intellectual and cultural vitality of the Muslim world, freedom from dictatorships and the restoration of Islam's democratic traditions.
Members would disappear for what was the book group equivalent of "maternity leave," almost always to return for intellectual sustenance.
They then look at their various sources of income: from last year's tuition; from returns on their endowments; from the overhead attached to government research projects; from current use gifts by alumni and other benefactors, such as grateful patients; from returns on licensing of intellectual property; and from other sources of university revenue.
Many consider the concept of copyleft to be a return to the earliest ideas of intellectual property, which treat ideas and their specific forms as a common heritage.
The commercialization of university research has become an increasingly important issue, given concerns regarding licensing and the university's desire to maximize the returns to intellectual property (IP).
Those familiar with Borges' oeuvre will recognise in "Pierre Menard …" the return of a number of his intellectual concerns: meta-literature, an obsession with reproducibility and the classics.
Nixon et al. (2004) and Hannan et al. (2006) state that downsizing negatively affects market returns, as explained by the significant loss of intellectual capital.
After Mao died in 1976, sanity and some limited forms of intellectual tolerance began to slowly return to China.
Howe returned to Boston in 1831, at a time of intellectual, spiritual and literary awakening called the New England Renaissance.
