Sentence examples for functioning intelligence from inspiring English sources

It's almost as if he were the only functioning intelligence in the country.

Add $75 billion (nearly 2.5 times France's total defense budget) for 16 poorly functioning intelligence agencies with 200,000 employees.

Iran's important caveat is that such a government should be set up under the UN's auspices.As one of the few countries with a functioning intelligence network inside Afghanistan, Iran could have a certain influence over what happens next.

The FSIQ z-score was used to measure overall general intellectual functioning ("Intelligence" domain).

Estimated to be several thousand strong, the Quds force carries out a range of highly sensitive functions: intelligence, special operations, arms smuggling and political action – anything that constitutes protecting the revolution or attacking its enemies, Israel foremost among them.

The corresponding prevalences of low cognitive function (intelligence test score in the bottom quartile) were 34.9%, 27.2%, and 25.0%.

In addition, 34 autistic children had subnormal intellectual function (intelligence quotient below 70); 20 had mild mental retardation (intelligence quotient = 50 69), and 14 had moderate mental retardation (intelligence quotient = 35 49), Table  1.

Great improvements of thyroid function, intelligence, and attention and life quality of OSAHS patients after surgery have been observed by some studies, which can be indicators for tonsillectomy evaluation [ 16].

F.B.I. officials said the bureau was now functioning as a domestic intelligence agency with agents who, unlike intelligence officers, were experienced at working inside the United States within the framework of constitutional liberties and privacy rights.

Cognitive tests were used to assess: general cognitive functioning, fluid intelligence, information processing speed and memory performance.

The tests used across the studies covered the following cognitive domains: processing speed, attention, learning and memory, visuospatial orientation, executive functioning and intelligence.