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• In his polymathic career, he is always switching hats.
• Contrary to that prediction, he proved to be polymathic in his creative contributions.
• His son, John Farey, jr, was also polymathic in his interests.
• He was polymathic in his interests and contributed text and drawings to a number of periodicals and encyclopaedias.
• Like his father, John Farey, Jr . ( 1791 1851 ) was polymathic in his interests.
• In her polymathic career, she was also a poet and novelist and, in collaboration with her husband, a playwright.
• Demonstrating the polymathic tendencies of many engineers, Calatrava is also trained as an architect, but he describes himself as a sculptor.
• One who is _ the polymathic and polyenthusiastic Erasmus Darwin _ we are unlikely to associate with any specific work other than grandfathering Charles.
• He was a leading authority on traditional Thai culture and had a polymathic range of interests from Thailand's classical dance to literature.
• Hartlib was a polymathic intelligencer, and the " Hartlib circle " reached into Holland, Transylvania, Germany, England, and Sweden.
• These examined two remarkable figures from the age of Empire, radically different in personality, but united by the polymathic range of their interests.
• Polymathic Scholars ( PS ) is the certificate program for honors students in the College of Natural Sciences with interests that stretch beyond their major.
• Finally, by arranging the work chronologically, they've created something like an organic picture of the history of one man's polymathic life.
• Modern times of narrow professional specializations did not influence Vladana, she is persistent following the Da Vinci polymathic way ( art + engineering + politics ).
• Jimmy Hill is to date the sole recipient of an honour styled as a Lifetime Achievement Award, in celebration of his unusual polymathic career in the game.
• "' Abhinavagupta "'( c . 950  1016 AD ) was a logician  a polymathic personality who exercised strong influences on Indian culture.
• Upon such reasoning, backed up by a polymathic accumulation of supporting evidence and a forceful lecturing style, she constructed what she called the science of Human Ethology.
• Those notebooks are more accommodating of his polymathic creative urges than a computer screen and, unlike most computer programs, will still be easily accessible 10 years from now.
• Suggest at least 1 ) Lived in the Renaissance period; 2 ) Described in Reliable Sources as polymathic; and arguably 3 ) Described in Reliable Sources as Renaissance men.
• According to Jonathan Lethem, " he's a kaleidoscopic, open-hearted, shamelessly polymathic storyteller, the kind who brings a blast of oxygen into the room ."