He told the German magazine Focus on September 3 , 2001 "In contrast with our intellect, computers double their performance every 18 months.
In a liminal land where boundaries are unreliable and endlessly shifting, her women fit right in; her men, by contrast, are lumpen, coarse, animal in intellect rather than in desire.
Let us celebrate in intellect.
Darwin concluded that intellect would have certain advantages in social competition, and the major reason for a species difference in intellect is how much brainpower the body is able to afford.
But comparing Melania to Michelle Obama in intellect is laughable.
Dementia is characterized by a progressive decline in intellect, including memory, learning, orientation, language, comprehension and judgement [ 1].
This doctrine is called "Universal Hylomorphism" by later scholastics in contrast to ordinary Aristotelian hylomorphism in which all substances other than soul/intellect are said to be comprised of matter (Greek: hûlê) and form (Greek: morphê).
For Godfrey of Fontaines, by contrast, it is the intellect that exercises the decisive motion (Quodl. III, q. 16).
In contrast to her employer, Anya is body first and intellect second.
Rejecting the traditional picture of theological learning as the perfection or completion of philosophical wisdom, Buridan seems to articulate, sometimes in spite of himself, a new vision of philosophy as a secular enterprise based on what is evident to the senses and intellect, in contrast to theology, which begins from non-evident truths revealed in scripture and doctrine.
