Sentence examples for intelligence learning from inspiring English sources

"Young children are most at risk of harmful health effects, including lower intelligence, learning disabilities and behavior issues," he added.

To say that higher competences such as intelligence, learning, and memory "mean nothing in the absence of brains" is, in Dennett's view, "cerebrocentric".

Leslie Scarman, chairman of the Law Commission (1965-73), was was later thrust into the public eye for his 1981 inquiry into the Brixton riots, stood out in his generation as the model judge: fairness, intelligence, learning, compassion and firmness all combined.

The result infers the different demands in different age users, so the smart classroom should consider multi-level intelligence learning activities for each stage students within K12.

The UK company applies artificial intelligence, learning mathematics, psychology and semantic technologies to match content to individuals in, you guessed it, realtime.

Cognitive Match is a startup applying artificial intelligence, learning mathematics, psychology and semantic technologies to match content (product, offers, or editorial) to realtime content.

In 1985, American intelligence learned that Mugniyah was in Paris.

But Allied intelligence learned of the Japanese plan to seize Port Moresby and alerted all available sea and air power.

It had been planned for the past several days after American intelligence learned where Private Lynch was being held.

They say US intelligence learned that Pakistani military and intelligence officials had been aware of, and even ordered, extrajudicial killings targeting militants.

By the late spring of 1996, American intelligence learned that a group of Muslim extremists bent on Holy War against the United States had established a base in Nairobi, Kenya, the government says.