The danger is that our focus on killing the al-Qaida leadership has led to strategic myopia, over-concentration of intelligence resources, and a failure to think through second- and third-order effects within a broader constellation.
Alphabet, Google's parent company, now has the greatest concentration of artificial intelligence experts in the world.
In other words, the medium-As group would have even lower IQ scores if exposure to higher concentrations led to severe impairment of intelligence, but it did not.
a(% Yes) bMean ± SD A child neurologist (M.M ., trained in the administration of the instrument and unaware of the subject's developmental history and lead concentrations, administered the Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence (WASI) to all subjects.
The new plan would include a greater concentration on gathering intelligence and hunting leaders of the Taliban and Al Qaeda in diminishing pockets of resistance, the officials said.
Children exposed to water arsenic concentrations > 10 μg/L performed more poorly on tests of intelligence and motor function than those exposed to < 10 μg/L.
Higher fluoride concentrations in water have inconsistently been associated with the levels of intelligence in children.
By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, March 25 , 1944P. 22 Incidental Intelligence: A recent concentration of American troops in a little Italian village brought together a number of officers who had been at Princeton together.
On his return from Arabia, Khalid received intelligence entailing a concentration of a large Persian army and Christian Arab auxiliaries.
Two days later, a dispatch from Seattle said, "We are securing intelligences concerning the concentration of warships within the Bremerton Naval Yard"; Japanese residents were relocated from that area in 1942.
Perhaps in ascending order of intelligence?
