But in a much-cited 1957 paper Professor Simon seemed to allow his own enthusiasm for artificial intelligence to run too far ahead of its more realistic possibilities.
Characteristics of a good patient include obedience, patience, politeness, listening, enthusiasm for treatment, intelligence, physical cleanliness, honesty, gratitude and lifestyle adaptations (taking pills correctly and coming to the clinic when told).
Beyond this knowledge, college teachers do a good job because of qualities that they already have when they complete their undergraduate education: a high level of intelligence, enthusiasm for ideas and an ability to communicate.
Andrew's good humor, intelligence and enthusiasm for creative work was an inspiration to us everyday.
We talked at length and he went on to write a play, lit with his intelligence and enthusiasm for Dickens.
The enthusiasm for the technologies of artificial intelligence, or A.I., has gone through up and down cycles, and at times they were very down.
Additionally, thinner/normal weight men received higher ratings for attractiveness, enthusiasm, and perceived occupational success, while heavier/overweight men received higher ratings for intelligence, friendliness, trustworthiness, parenting skill, and mate potential.
His involvement in rigged dog races toward the end of the war certainly dampened enthusiasm for a continued role with British intelligence.
But Pritzker officials said the justice's intelligence, disposition and enthusiasm for architecture made him a good choice to serve on a panel that hopes to expand the breadth of its jurors' experience.
Mr. Schundler, with show-off intelligence and an enthusiasm for urban issues that are hardly the bread and butter of Republican politics in New Jersey, is aware that he has alienated the suburban, moderate Republicans who dominate the party's leadership.
