Then-White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon dubbed him "one of the most significant intellects in this nationalist movement". So with his new book, "After the Flight 93 Election," Anton would seem well-positioned to move beyond the election and argue a more concrete case for the president, drawing on the administration's first two years and on the author's experience in the Trump White House.
Even those with significant resources and intellect struggle on where to begin.
Will is more important than intellect".
Over follow-up intervals of some 18 months, there was a significant decline in general intellect and a further decline in visual memory, naming and parietal skills, whereas nondominant parietal (visuoperceptual) functions remained relatively intact.
Since what specifies a cognitive power is its proper object – i.e. the formal aspect under which something is represented by that power –, the identification of the first known with the proper object of the intellect presents a significant claim.
No statistically significant differences were noted in general intellect, executive function, memory/attention, motor, and visual-spatial domains between those with type 1 diabetes and the HC participants.
No statistically significant differences were noted in general intellect, executive function, memory/attention, motor, and visual-spatial domains between the type 1 diabetes and HC subjects (P = 0.1 0.9; Fig. 2).
Taylor suggested that the reasons that reading was significant could be that it improved the intellect of students, or that employers felt more comfortable taking on someone with a similarly educated background.
As is presented in Table 5, no significant relationship between cued semantic distance and intellect was evident.
The answer is to a significant extent up to Putin, a man whose intellect and instincts lead him in very different directions.
