Sentence examples for ideas about intelligence from inspiring English sources

His test challenges traditional ideas about intelligence.

The eugenicists had very general ideas about genetics and heredity, very crude ideas about intelligence, and deeply poisonous ideas about racial hierarchies.

"This study is top-notch and shows clearly that our traditional ideas about intelligence no longer hold," Hare says.

Everyone who has been to school thinks they are an expert and many policies are based on half-baked ideas about emotional intelligence and reptile brains.

If this "Romeo & Juliet" were better, fierier or juicier, far less polite and rather more unhinged, it would be easier to ignore Mr. Fellowes's ideas about the intelligence of his audience.

A questioner noted that Professor Hawking's ideas about artificial intelligence are seen as "a belief in Terminator-style 'Evil AI'", and asked how he would present his own beliefs.

A month later, Turing was invited by the BBC to take part in a radio debate on the question "Can Automatic Calculating Machines Be Said to Think?" (He had already received some rather breathless publicity on his ideas about artificial intelligence from the British papers).

The final stage of this semantic history has been the popularisation of ideas about "emotional intelligence," "emotional literacy," and "emotional well-being," which have themselves virtually become "everyday" phrases.

However, the male-dominated tech sector may have little interest in countering prevailing ideas about gender, work, intelligence and autonomy.

We know that it is detrimental to label and separate children - whose plastic brains are fertile grounds - based on assumptions about intelligence and social ideas about who can learn and who can't.

It would be a bonus if it were a woman with a big brain and some fresh ideas about the future of secret intelligence collection and global instability.