Sentence examples for intelligence language from inspiring English sources
"Our identity, our being, is based on culture, reflection, intelligence, language," he said in an interview.
He examines how scientists account for intelligence, language development, thought and feeling, arguing that in each case biological influence is overstated and cultural factors are more important.
Apes are "special beings," he adds, "who observe the world through eyes and faces like ours," show similar emotions, live in similar social systems and display traces of humanlike intelligence, language skills, and humor.
The latest phase of the study looks at a cohort aged six, measuring intelligence, language and problem-solving ability.The new findings showed fully 40% of the babies studied had "moderate to severe" problems in this regard, compared with 2% of the control group.
Intrigued by how computers could wade through so much information to search for the cheapest fares quickly, he developed a demonstration program using Lisp, an artificial intelligence language that allows enormous quantities of data to be manipulated on a desktop computer.
The children completed tests of nonverbal intelligence, language tests assessing receptive vocabulary and attention based on picture naming, and two tests of executive functioning.
Dr. Al-Diri research includes computer vision, medical image analysis, automated surveillance, artificial intelligence, speech recognition, language corpus and lexical analysis, and applications of active contour models.
Artificial intelligence programming language, a computer language developed expressly for implementing artificial intelligence (AI) research.
Pinker (1994:297-314) arthislatterthis lineer line of thought, arguing that there is a double dissociation between 'general intelligence' and language in two developmental disorders called Williams Syndrome (WS) and Specific Language Impairment (SLI).
Experts in artificial intelligence and language are also impressed, if less enthralled.
Asperger syndrome, a neurobiological disorder characterized by autism-like abnormalities in social interactions but with normal intelligence and language acquisition.
