Sentence examples for arithmetical abilities from inspiring English sources

This indicates that infants possess true numerical concepts, and suggests that humans are innately endowed with arithmetical abilities.

Critics can't resist comparing Alex to "Clever Hans," the famous horse whose arithmetical abilities were exposed as learned responses to his trainer's subtle cues.

It is a major question whether the representation of approximate numerical magnitudes in children develops and sharpens independently of symbolic arithmetical abilities, or symbolic knowledge correlates with the approximate magnitude representation in some ways.

A player such as Slim, with his combination of good memory, arithmetical ability and psychology, could soon gain the upper hand.

B.R. had profound impairment of semantic memory for both verbal and non-verbal material and severe dyslexia particularly affecting irregular word reading (surface dyslexia), with preserved general intellect, patchy impairment on executive tests, and intact arithmetical and visuoperceptual abilities.

It avoids nuance and degree, and slips away from the common human interest in its arithmetical counting of power points.

Of course solving arithmetical problems in arithmetic is in some cases practically impossible.

Alternative explanations for the male advantage in arithmetical reasoning, as measured by the ability to solve complex word problems, include a male advantage in spatial cognition and a male advantage in computational fluency.

The domain-specific mathematical abilities tested were knowledge of symbols, arithmetical fact retrieval, understanding of the positional value of digits, and alignment skills.

A series of structural equation models indicated that individual differences in arithmetical reasoning were related to individual differences in IQ, spatial abilities, and computational fluency.

Then Kurt Gödel proved that there exist arithmetical statements that are undecidable in Peano Arithmetic (Gödel 1931).