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The brain is not intelligent because of the sheer volume of data it can ingest, but for the way it can quickly discern patterns — and then guess the rest.

Items ranging from cars, appliances and packaged goods to roadways and utility wires, he says, are increasingly "instrumented" with transistors, sensors and radio frequency ID, or RFID, tags, "interconnected" over the Internet and "intelligent" because of advanced software that communicates with vast supercomputing data centers.

The final chapter suggests that Ashkenazi Jews are intelligent because of "natural selection for success in white-collar occupations", offering a testy defence of IQ tests, "criticisms and dismissals" of which "hardly ever come from scientists working in the area of cognitive testing".

Crows are large passerine birds that are considered intelligent because of their flexible behaviour, problem-solving abilities and social learning [ 1, 2].

During the first half century of colonization, it was even more difficult for England to establish an intelligent colonial policy because of the very disorganization of the colonies themselves.

Widgets today are not really intelligent because most of the information in widgets is delivered one-way down to us as plain text or pictures.

Children affected with athetoid cerebral palsy may be perceptive and intelligent; however, because of the involuntary movements and dysarthria, they are often unable to communicate by intelligible words or signs.

While it is plausible that Homo sapiens owed much of its rapid brain evolution to natural selection's favoring individuals that were smart enough to defeat their human rivals in violent competition, it is also plausible that we became highly intelligent because selection favored those of our ancestors who were especially adroit at communicating and cooperating.

"I think 2008 will be a pivotal year," said Mr. Lempert, "and I think Weight Watchers going across platforms is intelligent because Weight Watchers is one of those brands that we think is our parents' brand versus our brand".

The Scottish Endarkenment is much more intelligent because it offers an interpretation of what makes this art so special, laying claim as it does to the uncanny heritage of Robert Louis Stevenson and of James Hogg's gothic novel The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner.

In this analogy, people of the future are at risk of being less intelligent because machines will do their thinking for them.