As a definable group, engineers are structured and technical thinkers.
Jacques Lacan (1901-81) French psychoanalyst who suggested that the unconscious is structured like a language, thereby influencing cry-makingly unreadable structuralist and post-structuralist thinkers.
Writers and thinkers, like me, try to imagine post-work utopias, in which, for example, sensibly structured social safety nets could free people of the constraints of the typical job.
Other Christian thinkers, particularly during the 19th and early 20th centuries, argued that to accept the absolute demands of ethical obligation is to presuppose a morally structured universe, which implies a personal God whose commands are reflected in the human conscience.
Were there a gryphon, says Suárez, the formal structure of the thinker would indeed give rise to an extrinsic denomination of it, no more or less that Socrates's being thought gives rise to such a feature of him.
Making these calls requires the Fed to meet with the most respected thinkers on Wall Street, who can help structure the deals required to rescue the institutions worth saving.
As the head of the bank's emerging markets structuring, he wasn't known for generating business with clients, but was an "internal thinker", who was extremely adept at navigating the bank's "political waters".
The article concludes by calling for the creation of "innovation communities" — i.e. support systems that offer the "divergent thinker" a structure and a set of tools for multiplying the impact of a great idea.
The task for the associationist is to explain how associative structures can distinguish a thinker who has a single (complex) thought birds fly from a thinker who conjoins two simple thoughts in an associative structure where one thought, birds, is immediately followed by another, fly.
Structured, long-term, large-scale thinkers excel in the services field.
He endorses the idea of an innate, species-wide language of thought (as discussed briefly in §1.1 above); others tie the structure more closely to the thinker's own natural (learned) language (Harman 1973; Field 1978; Carruthers 1996).
