While this is broadly true of all universities, elite schools, precisely because their students (and faculty, and administrators) possess this one form of intelligence to such a high degree, are more apt to ignore the value of others.
Art Monk, Gary Clark and Ricky Sanders, the three Redskins wide receivers who form the posse, individually possess the intelligence and skills to keep the 49er secondary guessing.
Imagine an artificial intelligence technology that possesses the intelligence and cognitive abilities of the average human being.
If we are to save bankers, shouldn't we at least distinguish between those who possess the intelligence to renegotiate their loans to workable terms?
However, Nelson possesses the intelligence and work ethic required to do the job.
The vast majority of Americans, approximately 70percentt, possess the intelligence level of only average or below, which is roughly at or below a high-school level.
The new evidence came as no surprise to the Obama administration, which has possessed some of this intelligence for years, but moved carefully in adding pressure on Iran, mindful of the loss of credibility the United States suffered over faulty intelligence on Iraq's weapons efforts.
The widespread use of technology in legal delivery will place an even greater premium on lawyers possessing intellectual intelligence (IQ) and emotional intelligence (EQ).
Countering these Japanese tactical advantages, the Allies enjoyed the strategic advantage of possessing superior intelligence about Japanese plans.
Hideki's neighbor Shinbo and computer prodigy Minoru determine that Chi is no ordinary persocom, and may be a legendary "Chobit", possessing synthetic intelligence.
John McCarthy, a mathematics professor at Dartmouth at the time, had been disappointed that the papers in Automata Studies, which he co-edited with Claude Shannon, did not say more about the possibilities of computers possessing intelligence.
