The original battery, Luria-Nebraska Neuropsychological Battery (LNNB), measures 25 cognitive functions (from motor skills to intellectual processes) clustered in the following scales: clinical (11 functions), summary (3 functions), factual (11 functions) and optional (two specific measures of language skills) (Golden, 1987).
The goal is to nurture people who will create intellectual property and clusters of high-tech companies similar to those around Stanford and Cambridge.
The more they talk, however, the more they all appear hobbled by their own histrionics -- tossing out perverse intellectual jokes and clusters of quotations, for instance -- as if their rebellions were really hypothetical, virtual, mere imaginary exercises with mental puppets.
The process approach is used to rationalize the manager's work by organizing the activities - operational and intellectual - in clusters performed by the managers, called functions.
Are they subject categories, chronological gatherings, project clusters, a map of intellectual terrain or evidence of the constraints of space and shelving?
Intellectual developmental disorder/mental retardation (IDD/MR) encompasses a cluster of symptoms that are characterized by low intelligence and limitations in adaptive behavior and functional capabilities [ 1, 2].
The study is a multi-centre cluster randomised controlled trial involving community intellectual disability services in England and service users with mild to severe intellectual disability and challenging behaviour.
New medicines and electronic gadgets can also be delayed or never made because of "patent thickets", a term coined in the 1970s to denote clusters of intellectual-property rights.
Furthermore, they allow us to see the world through another's lens or mindset, uniting what was once a cluster of isolated minds into a community of intellectual, inspired individuals.
Economists cluster in ideological think tanks that promote political conformity rather than intellectual rigor.
