Sentence examples for standard intellectual from inspiring English sources

Nowadays the standard intellectual tool or form is a "model".

Zenefits will generate the offer letter (either from a template you provide, or one of theirs) and the standard intellectual property agreements, as well as reach out to the employee for the standard onboarding details — their Social Security number, their tax information, etc.

This is among the first reported studies of the effect of mutation location on the cognitive capacities of a group of DMD patients for which all mutational classes are represented and where all subjects have been directly assessed using standard intellectual assessment tools.

In theory, anybody can build their own brick structure by choosing where to set the boundaries, and a particular set of bricks can be copyrighted under standard intellectual-property rules.

I spent the first 20 years of my life internalizing white beauty standards, intellectual values and cultural sensibilities.

"What I intend to do is uphold a standard of intellectual seriousness on the right," Mr. Bellow said.

And, because the novel's bulk includes lengthy reflections on politics, philosophy and theology, it also serves as a standard of intellectual ambition.

The acquisition, which LSI said was consistent with its strategy of adding standard products, intellectual property and engineering talent serving the communications industry, is expected to add to earnings beginning next year, excluding charges from good will.

Whether Eisenman's own concepts are solid ideas, or merely figments of ideas, he has nonetheless opened the door for those who believe that architecture should be recalled to a standard of intellectual rigor.

While the justices differ about who should decide the standard for intellectual disability — either scientists or judges and juries — all eight agree that Texas' standard is unacceptable.

A 2006 cable from Japan describes the first draft proposals for a "gold standard" in intellectual property rights enforcement, called ACTA.