Sentence examples for which faculties from inspiring English sources
Where Kant emphasizes the feeling of the beautiful as a harmonious interaction between imagination and understanding, Lyotard stresses the mode in which faculties (imagination and reason,) are in disharmony, i.e. the feeling of the sublime.
Less romantically, they ensnare the enrollment numbers used to help determine which faculties and departments get funding and attention from the powers that be.
Last week, he quietly announced a legal defense fund to which faculty members could contribute anonymously.
In the case of joint degree programmes, which faculty members will be assigned to teach?
The rate at which faculty members retire can be affected by many factors, researchers have found.
"Rather, the prevailing mood was one in which faculty eloquently modeled how to disagree, without insult or ad hominem charges".
But the majority of research universities across the country also provide research services in which faculty choose to contract with corporate and government sponsors as research consultants.
They do mention state school options, but only ones in which faculty children (largely white) constitute large numbers, if not majorities.
Most of the courses sought to subvert the gender expectations foisted on American men, which faculty believed steered young men toward the armed forces.
He made a spreadsheet that listed recent contributors of physics and astrophysics articles to Scientific American, showing which schools they had attended and which faculty they had later joined.
On the campus, Scott Carlin, an associate professor of geography and environmental studies, said he was organizing a forum at which faculty and staff members could express views and "figure out what, if anything, is possible".
