He will be remembered as a player of extraordinary footballing intelligence, trusted by coaches to manage an entire offense from the line of scrimmage in a manner unlike anyone who went before him.
One of the reasons that Fanthorpe's poetry has so many admirers is its emotional intelligence: you trust the speaker.
But if you find a writer whose intelligence you trust and if they have found something good in the book and you feel like they got what you were trying to do, then it is a source of pleasure.
Where other film-makers might have resorted to the kind of elaborate visualisations that characterised Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones, Abrahamson has the intelligence to trust his cast to show us the world through their eyes.
For instance, many premium brands (e.g., IBM, Walmart, Volkswagen) use blue in their logos and product package designs because consumers link blue with competence; the color is further associated with intelligence, communication, trust, efficiency, duty, and logic.
So, all in all, I think that social intelligence (with trust being a vital part of this) is a critical variable that can help improve work performance.
The pair have always said patient data used for Streams is not being used by DeepMind to train AI models but a separate memorandum of understanding between them — dated January 2016 — sets out broader ambitions for their partnership to start applying artificial intelligence to Trust-held medical data to seek to accelerate and enhance clinical outcomes.
Hence the interest in the AfPax network, as our primary objective was to collect good, local intelligence from trusted sources and stay as far outside of the military structure and workflow as possible.
Trusting our hearts' intelligence before we trust another human being is imperative.
