Sentence examples for bases of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Although relatively little is known about the biological bases of intelligence, progress has been made on three different fronts, all involving studies of brain operation.

Four of the most influential paradigms have been psychological measurement, also known as psychometrics; cognitive psychology, which concerns itself with the processes by which the mind functions; cognitivism and contextualism, a combined approach that studies the interaction between the environment and mental processes; and biological science, which considers the neural bases of intelligence.

Part five: "Through the Looking Glass"—in this 86-page long chapter the author goes to extra lengths to present nuances surrounding the genetic bases of intelligence, race and gender.

The absence of competition based on intelligence meant this country squandered the abilities of generations of young people, in preference to the advancement of less gifted children from better-off homes.

Speaking in the province of Kandahar, which shares a border with Helmand, British forces commander Ed Butler said the men were involved in the first day of a major "ongoing deliberate operation" in the north of Helmand, based on intelligence tip-offs.

In the international life, the power is military and economic; the influence is based on intelligence, knowledge of the rules and most important, on the strength of their interpretation.

He said the other visitors who will be checked are those who are considered security risks by the State Department or by the Immigration and Naturalization Service officers, based on intelligence reports of terrorist strategy and behavior.

He detailed just how difficult the situation was and how careful the administration had to be striking inside the borders of Pakistan based on intelligence that could have come from unreliable sources.

It was closed on the day of the bombing, based on intelligence reports that terrorists had moved to the operational stage of an attack.

In Britain, though, prisons are still a recruiting ground for jihadi groups.Those fighting terrorism are acutely aware that much of their work, based on intelligence, is regarded with suspicion.

Second, we should widen the recruiting base of our intelligence services.