Sentence examples for perception and intelligence from inspiring English sources

This is what increased modelling detail and visual realism should be about: an increased demand on the player's visual perception and intelligence.

She has this particular combination and balance of humour, perception and intelligence – that really heightens the way I feel about the world.

The movie provokes and engages us by making it clear that Diana's violence explodes as a result of perception and intelligence.

Measures of executive cognitive function (ECF), emotional perception and intelligence were administered.

Veo is giving industrial robots the gift of perception and intelligence so these helpful machines can still do the dangerous heavy lifting, yet safely work alongside humans".

Alcmaeon's influence was significant in three final ways: 1) His identification of the brain as the seat of human intelligence influenced Philolaus (DK, B13), the Hippocratic Treatise, On the Sacred Disease, and Plato (Timaeus 44d), although a number of thinkers including Empedocles and Aristotle continued to regard the heart as the seat of perception and intelligence.

For me, the movie is an absolute crackerjack of a litmus test for people's perceptions and intelligence (i.e.: When they blankly say they hate it or "don't understand it," I know I'm talking to a wall).

Tripler reasoned that in the modern era of firearms, including the recent introduction of the rifled musket, smaller men like Hacker had a place in the ranks: Quickness of perception, enterprise, and intelligence, certainly do not depend upon bulk of body, but are found comparatively much more frequently in men of small, than in men of large stature.

She does this with perception, wit and intelligence.

LOUISE ERDRICH, the novelist, on studies finding that after reading literary fiction people performed better on tests measuring empathy, social perception and emotional intelligence.

It found that after reading literary fiction, as opposed to popular fiction or serious nonfiction, people performed better on tests measuring empathy, social perception and emotional intelligence — skills that come in especially handy when you are trying to read someone's body language or gauge what they might be thinking.