Sentence examples for a gauge of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Society unfortunately still uses spelling as a gauge of intelligence.

Earlier this month, for example, a programme called "Eugene Goostman" convinced enough judges at the Royal Society in London that it was a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy that it supposedly became the first computer ever to pass the Turing test – so named after pioneering British computer scientist Alan Turing, who devised it in 1950 as a gauge of artificial intelligence.

A gauge of consumer sentiment also rose.

A gauge of utilities jumped 1.6percentt as Treasury yields declined.

Supporters say this is a gauge of his courage.

A gauge of production rose to 51 from 49.1.

Markets simply act as a gauge of people's expectations.

"New younger Indians see wealth as a gauge of status.

A gauge of business investment plans dropped in December.

It is not a gauge of volatility.

A gauge of bond buyers' inflation expectations also fell.