Sentence examples for functional intelligence from inspiring English sources

By 2005, however, a Justice Department lawyer reviewing the torture program wrote that he understood sleep deprivation "generally has few negative effects (beyond temporary cognitive impairment and transient hallucinations)." Khan gave his interrogators no functional intelligence.

WHILE your I.Q. is basically determined at birth, Wired says, "still, there are lots of ways to get smarter — to max out your so-called functional intelligence" at work and elsewhere.

The book's most sympathetic characters end up being the motos, manatee-like part-human creatures of the future that Self describes in the glossary as "large, viviparous, omnivorous, mammalian," with "the functional intelligence of a 2-year-old human child".

I call it functional football intelligence.

These findings of "less is sometimes more," broadly consistent with the notion of "neural efficiency," were evident in the earliest functional studies of intelligence [36], and have subsequently been supported in both intelligence [37] and creativity neuroimaging studies [38].

"I have a triangle in my head — functional skill, raw intelligence, personal turning radius.

While evolutionary emergence is the grand narrative of Big History, coming to recognize and understand developmental emergence, functional emergence, and intelligence emergence is no less important.

"Yet our national security system is organized along functional lines (diplomatic, military, intelligence, law enforcement, etc).

We were unable to provide evidence for the proposed association between general intelligence and functional brain network efficiency, as was demonstrated by van den Heuvel et al.

The paper makes use of a correlation derived using a recently developed artificial intelligence technique, functional network (FN) approach from the literature data to estimate thermal resistivity of pond ash from its experimentally evaluated electrical resistivity.

In functional imaging studies, fluid intelligence tests produce extensive activity on the lateral frontal surface, in particular around the inferior frontal sulcus and anterior insula/frontal operculum; in the dorsal anterior cingulate/pre-supplementary motor area; and along the intraparietal sulcus (Prabhakaran et al., 1997; Esposito et al., 1999; Duncan et al., 2000; Bishop et al., 2008).