Sentence examples for intellectual milestone from inspiring English sources

Obama's abandonment of this dangerous juxtaposition yesterday was perhaps the best intellectual milestone of his speech, welcomed by us at Quilliam.

The ceremony isn't an intellectual milestone for anyone involved.

In Singapore and several neighboring countries, the prospect of achieving such an understanding has become more than just a tantalizing intellectual milestone; it would set the stage for intervention strategies to tackle the causes of myopia rather than simply correct its symptoms.

"These babies should be carefully evaluated with respect to the timing of their milestones and intellectual development".

ATP6AP2 has been associated with cognitive disorders based on a mutation identified in one family with seven affected males presenting with mild-to-moderate intellectual disabilities, delayed motor milestones and speech acquisition, and generalised tonic-clonic seizures (1, 2).

1, 2 However, it has previously been assumed that, within the normal population, there is no relationship between the age of passing developmental milestones and later intellectual function.

However, the relationship between the age of reaching infant developmental milestones and later intellectual function within the general population remains unresolved.

She demonstrated profound intellectual disability and achieved no developmental milestones.

We hypothesized that earlier attainment of developmental milestones would be associated with better subsequent intellectual performance throughout the range of abilities, rather than confined to extremes.

"Metamaterials were an early focus for I.V., so the spinout of Kymeta marks an important milestone in our invention work," Casey T. Tegreene, an Intellectual Ventures executive vice president, said in a statement on Tuesday.

And if that milestone concerned baseball, the game of choice for intellectuals slumming as regular Joes, the press box would be filled with PhDs on day passes, producing an orgy of grandiloquence.