Sentence examples for judging intelligence from inspiring English sources

He was being asked about the effectiveness of IQ tests at judging intelligence.

Perversely, class and accents remain an overwhelmingly important way of judging intelligence.

In the paper's brief penultimate section, "Intelligence As An Emotional Concept," Turing remarks judging intelligence is a largely subjective process.

The cultural consequence is that judging intelligence is less like measuring horsepower in an engine and more like watching ballet.

She was not independently judging intelligence, for the most part, or mediating the data, egos and agendas of a national security team.

When asked about the effectiveness of IQ tests at judging intelligence, Mensa member Peter Baimbridge said:  "So most IQ tests will have Mr and Mrs Average scoring 100 and the higher you get, the brighter you are.

In this paper, he posed the so-called Turing Test in which an artificial intelligence would be judged intelligent if another human could not tell the difference between the responses of a human and the artificially intelligent machine.

He believes that lashing out at opponents strengthens him, and he does not respect the integrity of prosecutors, judges, intelligence officers, or even his own Cabinet appointees.

Instead of a judge, intelligence agencies and police will have to request authorisation for enhanced surveillance from a nine-person panel composed of magistrates, politicians and a communication expert, except where the threat is considered exceptional or immediate.

How much rap has Mr. Mordden listened to in order to judge its intelligence?

The longer one lives and the more one travels, the more one realizes that those who judge the intelligence of others by their regional dialects or foreign accents are the true provincials.