Sentence examples for intelligence not just from inspiring English sources

It's an extraordinarily tough environment for human intelligence, not just ours but the neighboring countries as well".

Intuition (not instinct) has been called the highest form of intelligence; not just by Einstein, but by computational neuropsychology.

They say that workers should reap the benefits of greater automation and the increased use of artificial intelligence, not just bosses and shareholders.

Unlike, say, Michael Cera – his weedier, creepier doppelganger – he's one of those rare actors who can project real intelligence (not just fluency or intensity).

Ideally COIN, as it is known for short, called for a different kind of intelligence, not just high-tech eavesdropping but also a deeper cultural sensitivity to the people the soldiers were trying to defend, or hunt down.

The more we can derive from our own intelligence, not just through analytics, but also as a sales organisation selling through distributors, resellers, dealers, partners and end users, the better.

It will be the one that develops all their aptitudes and intelligences, not just a narrow range, as presently happens.

In order to judge the adequateness of the measurement instruments, it is also necessary to reflect upon the fundamental workings of crowd intelligence, as crowd intelligence is not just intelligence of a large group.

In his 1983 book Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences, Howard Gardner proposed that intelligence is not just a single intellectual capacity.

Carol Dweck has helped the the area of intelligence by suggesting its nuture influenes intelligence and not just 'you' born clever and 'your' born dumb.

It's important to realize that intelligence is not just something that happens inside individual brains.