I positively abhor the practice of abridging intelligent content in order to accommodate the limited attention spans of some of my contemporaries.
Reducing teacher pay further diminishes the dignity of the teaching profession, and will only perpetuate the practice of encouraging intelligent students to enter other lines of work for generations to come.
Although standard for Walmart pork producers, the practice of confining sensitive, intelligent, and social pigs to tiny gestation crates has been banned in nine U.S. states and the entire European Union, and is widely condemned by veterinarians and animal welfare experts, including Dr. Temple Grandin, who is considered the leading farmed animal welfare expert in the country.
In the last two decades the notion of an intelligent agent has emerged as a unifying concept to discuss the theory and practice of artificial intelligence (cf. Russell and Norvig 1995, Nilsson 1998).
Numerous reasons highlight the importance of the transition from standard static road lighting practices to intelligent road lighting ones, such as the cost and environmental impacts of light.
The author builds a case that the design and use of intelligent information systems in real-time practice holds the promise of simultaneously transforming practice and research.
The team says that it took about 3,000 hours of practice (and 800,000 grasp attempts) before it saw "the beginnings of intelligent reactive behaviors".
Independence says that mathematical objects, if there are any, are independent of intelligent agents and their language, thought, and practices.
Anti-nominalism says there exist abstract mathematical objects, whereas platonism adds Independence, which says that mathematical objects are independent of intelligent agents and their language, thought, and practices.
