Sentence examples for standards of intelligence from inspiring English sources

They demand the very highest standards of intelligence, of training, of preparation, of timing and execution.

Why should we hold movies like the "Legally Blonde," "Fast and Furious" or "Charlie's Angels" series up to standards of intelligence, coherence and integrity when their indifference to any such standards is part of their reason for being?

While women are relative newcomers to the upper echelons of the work force, I would like to believe that those who have ascended to the top of their fields have been held to the same standards of intelligence and professionalism as their male counterparts.

And then, you know, it went off into madness, and actually it even continues, with somebody who is the governor and is sort of against most modern standards of intelligence.

Neuro-psychological assessment consisted in administering subtests of a standard Wechsler measure of intelligence, and standardized tests of visual constructional skills (block design), visual-spatial structuring (Rey's geometric figures and Beery's Visual-Motor Integration test), visual-spatial attention (bell-crossing test), mental executive functions (Porteus Labyrinth and Tower of London test).

They say the document appears to be written to the verification standard of intelligence officials rather than lawyers and that it contains contradictions.

While having a democratic electoral apparatus, it differs from traditional liberal democracy by requiring members of the electorate to meet a minimum standard of intelligence.

In his book Geniocracy, Raël outlined his plan for a peaceful worldwide political union that, while democratic, would require members of the electorate to meet a minimum standard of intelligence.

In order to investigate whether individual differences in language control abilities are related to more general cognitive control abilities (e.g., inhibition), a number of neuropsychological tasks devised to measure executive functions as well as standard measures of intelligence were administered.

Both of these factors contribute to lower scores of the elderly on standard tests of "intelligence".

Subjects were assessed by age-appropriate standard tests of intelligence, behavior, and neurodevelopment.