Sentence examples for theoretical talents from inspiring English sources

His theoretical talents were revealed with the publication of Die Nationalitätenfrage und die Sozialdemokratie (1907; "The Nationalities Question and Social Democracy"), in which he viewed the conflict among the nationalities as a class struggle and foresaw many of the actual post-World War I developments in the Danubian region.

He displayed his theoretical and experimental talents in his study of so-called dead water, which causes slow-moving boats to become stuck because of a thin layer of nearly fresh water spreading over the sea from melting ice.

Their series of events is dedicated to the development of creative dialogues, curatorial projects, and collaborations between theoretical and technical talents from the New Media Art department at the China Academy of Art.

In order to contribute to the theoretical understanding of talent management, this paper aims to shed light on the meaning of the term 'talent' by answering the following question: Is talent predominantly an innate construct, is it mostly acquired, or does it result from the interaction between (specific levels of) nature and nurture components?

He is wheeled before Cambridge dons and distinguished scientists, many of whom are amazed that the shrunken man at the front of the room, barely able to speak, has a remarkable talent for theoretical speculation.

VIJAY IYER TRIO One of the best jazz-piano trios of the moment, full of talent and theoretical ideas, Mr. Iyer's band seems to be speculating about the music's past and future at once.

We also develop a theoretical model of strategic talent management.

Helmholtz's mathematical talents were not restricted to such theoretical planes as non-Euclidean geometry.

This position allowed him to pursue a broad program of theoretical and field research that combined his unusual talents as both a mathematical modeler and a knowledgeable naturalist.

Thus, the paper should aid future research in the area of talent management through (1) helping researchers to clarify the conceptual boundaries of talent management and (2) providing a theoretical framework that could help researchers in framing their research efforts in the area.

Talent management is in need of a theoretical foundation and empirical research at the level of the individual.