It is reasonable to suspect that neither Kennedy's shoeshine boy nor MacKay's chimney-sweeps were well-educated or particularly intelligent, but few people got jobs as fund managers without college degrees and some indication of intelligence.
Above all, Miliband has yet to give an intelligent indication of how a Labour government would discipline modern capitalism and fashion a modern welfare state.
No evidence for cultural transmission of the IQ was found and no indication that intelligent parents provide children with intelligence promoting circumstances.
Tom Lodge, a professor of political science at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, said: "In one way, of course, it's an admirable indication of an extremely conscientious and intelligent chief executive.
However, whether created through laws or through social pressure, it is doubtful that high voter turnout is a good indication of an electorate's capability for intelligent social choice.
Consider that the fundamental constants of physics fall within a scope of combinations that could be discovered by intelligent life, as an indication of the orderliness of the universe.
This paper presents a system to collect information through the cooperation of intelligent agent software, in addition to providing warnings after analysis to monitor and predict some possible error indications among controlled objects in the network.
The field suffers from a dearth of intelligent consumer review.
He is honing the genre of intelligent political thrillers.
