Sentence examples for upper faculties from inspiring English sources

But the occurrence of this comment in the context of Baumgarten's discussion of aesthetic truth (or of how truths can be presented in ways agreeable to the senses) makes clear that with this reference to "harmony" between the lower and upper faculties of cognition he is not quite introducing the idea of a free play between them.

On June 12, the upper school faculty gathered for its end-of-year meeting.

Karl Ludwig sought initially to install Pufendorf in the (upper) law faculty there, as there was a vacancy in Roman law (Justinian's Institutes).

She had come very close — or at least that was the general opinion among both the middle- and upper-school faculty, and who was Ms. Hempel to disagree?

So, when we worked on this conceptual area, I introduced pictures of upper-division faculty and the courses that they teach in which central dogma would play a key role.

The structure will house a grammar school for children of Columbia employees, as well as 27 large apartments on the upper floors for faculty.

Every freshman in the First Year Seminar works with an upper level student, a faculty member, and a staff member in a small group of 15-20 students.

It is not the upper administration that makes faculty hiring decisions, it is the departments, and herein lies the problem.

To me, there is nothing more exciting than this time of year as new freshmen descend, faculty and upper classmen return, and classes begin on campuses throughout the country.

Most residents noted a decline in teaching by both faculty and upper level residents, and were concerned with the decrease in "hands-on" clinical education due to spending fewer hours in the hospital.

Instructors included university faculty, upper-division science and math education graduate students, and clinical faculty (former K-12 teachers).