Sentence examples for self intelligence from inspiring English sources

The terminological unifications (for example, chimeras, self, intelligence) adopted in Chimeras and Consciousness ('Unification as statement of sameness') seem essentially vague and metaphorical.

The self-intelligence between the numbers of agents working together in the multi-agent system is the key item which is used to achieve the cooperative tele-rehabilitation system.

He has not just a self-defeating intelligence but a self-punishing one.

Both internal factors (e.g. self-esteem and self-efficacy, intelligence, perseverance) and external factors (e.g. affectional ties that encourage trust and autonomy) can contribute to the development of resilience [ 19].

Like dogs, pigs are friendly, loyal and sensitive animals who have a strong sense of self and intelligence.

She has a dreamy, self-deprecating intelligence.

In this case, the principal strategic resource is self-evident: intelligence.

An illusion, of course, like that of infinite depth produced by facing mirrors, but there is still something vertiginous in the contemplation of these works' self-sustaining intelligence.

You see suddenly that, beneath the apocalyptic humour and fizzing contempt of Walking to Hollywood lies the iron will and cold, self-inspecting intelligence of its author.

"The marquise had none of the great vices of ambitious women," the Abbé de Bernis wrote, "but she had all the pettiness and unreliability of women intoxicated with their looks and their self-proclaimed intelligence".

His talent often complicates the vampings of a dubious persona — petulant, soulful, semi-literate urban primitive — with a self-aware intelligence as unfathomable as that of a Miles Davis solo.