Sentence examples for quantified intelligence from inspiring English sources

An independent investigator quantified intelligence and adaptive behavior with Binet- Kamat Test of intelligence and Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scale respectively.

Such techniques to quantify intelligence aligned perfectly with an interventionist approach to social betterment, thanks to Charles Benedict Davenport, head of the Eugenics Record Office.

The cloze procedure has roots stretching back to attempts to quantify intelligence by Ebinghaus and Minkus in the late nineteenth century, providing the somewhat odd label, derived from the German clozure.

How do we actually quantify human intelligence to be able to say that we have succeeded in Turing's dream?

There must have been benefits of a larger brain, but what those benefits were can only be guessed; quantifying human intelligence is problematic even among living humans, let alone extinct ones.

"I don't know how to quantify their intelligence but their effectiveness is almost perfect," says Stephen Rhoads, a boat skipper who has been fishing in the area for 20 years.

They are quantified as your cultural intelligence quotient, or CQ.

The U.S. EPA quantified the monetary value of lead-associated changes in intelligence quotient (IQ).

The latter is mostly due to the relative lack of comparative baseline variables being tested, such as not attempting to, or not being able to quantify the baselines for intelligence, wakefulness or cognitive ability in the subjects tested.

Behind the development of surveillance tools for ID events, growing research suggests that untapped driver signals could be quantified and monitored to anticipate emergence risk as a new form of epidemic intelligence.

And everything is quantified.