Sentence examples for intelligence of the average from inspiring English sources

His success rested upon not underestimating the taste, or the intelligence, of the average American consumer.

Listening to Hendrie talk about his audience is to a hear a man who embodies both a Jeffersonian optimism about the intelligence of the average citizen and a Menckenesque pessimism about the intelligence of the average citizen.

Layden has not only overestimated Van Horn's talents, he has underestimated the intelligence of the average basketball fan.

For them, though articulated differently, the "excessive reliance" concern was a "tired" argument that reflects a "distressing lack of confidence in the intelligence of the average American".

But just look for example at a driverless car, that's a form of intelligence, modest intelligence, the average 16-year-old can do it as long as they're sober, with a couple of months of training.

"The dominant force," she contended, "will be the superior talents and higher intelligence levels of the average student at higher-SAT institutions".

So while Formula One continues to keep its eyes focused on Schumacher's future, the sport continues to ignore a driver I have always believed had most of the qualities that made Schumacher the complete driver: natural talent, massive drive, a much higher level of intelligence than the average driver and a superb ability to give engineers the technical feedback they need to improve the car.

A different model is illustrated in Fig. 1C and D. The classical alternative to Spearman's concept of g is the proposal that tests of general intelligence reflect the average or combined activity of many separate cognitive processes (Thomson, 1951).

Studies on the KE family have also included formal evaluations of non-verbal intelligence and the average IQ of affected KE family members is lower than that of unaffected individuals (Fisher et al. 1998; Vargha-Khadem et al. 1995; Watkins et al. 2002a), raising the possibility that the missense mutation in the FOXP2 gene also impacts other cognitive functions.

But to say, as some researchers have, that a dog has the intelligence of an average 2-year-old child is missing the point and purpose of advanced service dog training.

Tim Surette of TV.com was more ambivalent and said: "I found this sketch to be simultaneously awesome and terrible because I have the maturity of a 6-year old and the intelligence of an average man".