Sentence examples for development of intelligence from inspiring English sources
"The biological fate of mankind, the struggle against ageing, the development of intelligence through interconnection with mach-ines.
Some recent paleontological theories cited by Ms. Solnit argue that the development of walking is associated with the development of intelligence.
But the other odyssey portrayed in the movie is an inner one: the development of intelligence, as illustrated by the computer HAL 9000, a central character in the film.
Piaget argued, on the basis of his observations, that development of intelligence exhibits four chief stages and that the sequence is everywhere the same, although the ages in the stages of development may vary from culture to culture.
The other show, "Lucy's Legacy: The Hidden Treasures of Ethiopia," is meant to lead up to the 1974 discovery of the fragments of a 3.18-million-year-old skeleton that filled a blank in the evolution of homo sapiens; this small-brained species, now known as Australopithecus afarensis, shows that the ability to walk upright preceded the development of intelligence.
But the C.I.A. did not share further development of intelligence on the case with ISI, "contrary to the existing practice between the two services," an account that generally conformed with what American officials said in the aftermath of the Bin Laden raid.
In 2006, the Bush administration established a program known as the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity, to accelerate the development of intelligence-related technology intended "to provide the United States with an overwhelming intelligence advantage over future adversaries".
Under the mandate the Defense Intelligence Agency provides "grants to competitively accredited US four-year colleges and universities to support the design and development of intelligence-related curricula".
The development of computational intelligence faces the following challenges: (1) Computational intelligence techniques lack a robust mathematical foundation.
"I look at the velocity of the development of artificial intelligence, and I look at the velocity of the development of human intelligence, and I don't like the difference," Bryan Johnson said.
