Príklady faculty

• He's applied for a job in the history faculty.

• See the faculty website for more details.

• The faculty has decided to close the common room.

• She received a generous research grant from the faculty.

• Work has begun on the construction of the new faculty building.

• The intellectual faculties contained the powers of perceiving, comparing, judging, reasoning, and generally being acquainted with the laws of the universe.

• The cortical differentiation of specific human faculties was decisive for various attempts to expand brain research to a comprehensive human science.

• They also managed to control the principal student unions of the individual faculties.

• One's belief might be reliably formed, or formed by properly functioning cognitive faculties, or be indefeasible, or be formed in a non-misleading environment.

• Now between the faculties of knowledge and desire stands the feeling of pleasure, just as judgement is intermediate between understanding and reason.

• To see why this is so consider the case where you become convinced that your cognitive faculties are in systematic and serious error.

• The faculty's expertise ranges from professional practice, to fundamental and applied research in building physics, to advanced computer modelling and simulation capabilities.

• I made them easily, and concluded myself to be unimpaired in my faculties.

• The separation of the sciences into professions and faculties is an anthropological one, and it is thus foreign to reality as such.

• He believed that only very few men are gifted with intellectual faculties that can rise above mere passions.

• Also, it may depend on my knowing there are others whose faculties produce outputs similar to mine, notwithstanding still others who do not.

• Only these three faculties provided a professional education.

• Without that assumption, the generation in matter of telos-oriented faculties cannot be accounted for, nor can the emergence of intelligible forms.

• Language in particular seems to be matched to specific mental faculties.

• We are by definition structurally implicated in this judgement produced by the combination of our mental faculties, desires and past experiences.