noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
critical
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With practice, you will gradually develop your own critical faculties and become more self-critical.
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Because they are casually told and even more casually heard, we hear without alerting our more critical faculties .
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For the moment her critical faculties seemed to have deserted her.
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You do away with any critical faculty which might block absorption.
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Pupils should have the opportunity to apply their critical faculties to these major parts of contemporary culture.
medical
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The study was approved by the ethics committee of the medical faculty of Uppsala University.
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There he was helped by Jean Schneider, later a professor in the medical faculty at Paris.
mental
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Furthermore, there were no psychologists around to devise tests of mental faculties .
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But eventually it led to several notable improvements in the arrangements for the early detection of mental ill-health among faculty members.
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Among the most important functions are the mental faculties without which a person could no longer lead a useful life.
other
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Then it was on to the chapel, where work from other faculties and departments was on show.
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The entries for the other faculties should be consulted for further details.
■ NOUN
member
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But eventually it led to several notable improvements in the arrangements for the early detection of mental ill-health among faculty members .
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Since all faculty members are involved, each advisory group consists of only ten students.
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The eleven faculty members who made the decision are sworn to secrecy.
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Black faculty members also accused the university of institutional racism and creating a hostile work environment.
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Pro-student faculty members accused him of losing his nerve.
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By 1966, two more faculty members were signed on full-time, John Clark and John Baldessari.
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They now understood why he had meticulously insisted on treating the Peace Corps instructors no differently from any other regular faculty member .
■ VERB
develop
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With practice, you will gradually develop your own critical faculties and become more self-critical.
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This competition not only selected the strong but developed their faculties and ensured their perpetuation.
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The long term hope is that academic general practice will be developed in the faculty of medicine.
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The more you can develop these faculties , the fewer will be your blunders and the better your economy.
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I have even developed another faculty not normally considered as one of the five senses.
join
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He joined the Berkeley faculty in 1937.
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She joined the faculty of the nursing school at UC-San Francisco in 1957 and served as assistant professor until 1969.
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Even as the college was breaking up in 1956, Olson was negotiating with painter Richard Diebenkorn to join the faculty .
teach
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Much of the work in subject studies is taught by staff of faculties in the University other than Education.
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Legislation regulating teaching loads and faculty productivity has been enacted in several states, including Ohio and Florida, the report said.
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A plaque revealed Marx had taught in the philosophy faculty there in 1841.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
in (full) possession of your faculties/senses
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He's difficult to get along with but still in full possession of his faculties.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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A drop in enrollment will affect students, faculty , and administrators.
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Nearly half the faculty turned out to show their support.
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Norman White has been on the faculty at UCLA for over thirty years.
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representatives from the history faculty
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Further information about admissions to individual faculties as well as general course descriptions are contained in the later faculty sections.
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He has found supportive faculty and administrators; he has found, in his words, my own place.
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It provides buoyancy and this, for the bulk of the descendants of these air-breathing pioneers, became a more important faculty .
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It was happening in the faculty .
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The largest of them are also the country's teaching hospitals, affiliated to the faculties of medicine in the universities.