"intelligence grows" is a grammatically correct and usable sentence in written English
It conveys the idea that intelligence has the potential to improve and develop over time. Example: "With proper education and experience, intelligence grows and expands, allowing individuals to reach their full potential."
Crystallized intelligence grows as you age; fluid intelligence has long been known to peak in early adulthood, around college age, and then to decline gradually.
"That's education - that's how knowledge and intelligence grows".
Heart intelligence grows from this direct experience.
And the body of cumulative intelligence grows.
As your wealth grows, you can dedicate additional time to growing your investment knowledge beyond this foundational level so that your financial intelligence grows as fast as your wealth grows.
[Some people have pointed out that the animals in Brave gradually regress back into an animal state, disproving the idea that this is the source of animals acting like humans. My rebuttal is simple. They regress because the magic wears off. Over time, their evolving intelligence grows naturally.].
With groups crowded together at a single site, and an advantage added by cooperative nest building and hunting, social intelligence grew, along with the centers of memory and reasoning in the prefrontal cortex.
The same month Colonel Pappas took over the brigade, which is based in Weisbaden, Germany, coalition forces came under heavy assault by the insurgency and the demand for intelligence grew.
In the guerrilla war along the Tigris, US officials say they have received a deluge of tips from informants, the intelligence growing since US forces killed Saddam Hussein's sons last week.
The intelligence growing process of human brain requires learning from Big Data.
"Imagine if we can build machine intelligence that grows the way a human does," adds professor of Cognitive Science and Computation, Josh Tenenbaum.
