Sentence examples for static intelligence from inspiring English sources

The speed at which The Singularity is approaching is, according to Kurzweil, driven by the nature of the growth in technological power – "exponentials" – in relation to our own relatively static intelligence.

A static view of intelligence has been widely debunked; it undermines intellectual risk-taking.

By delivering information online, rather than in static reports, business intelligence tools allow the curious executive to "drill down" to details, for example by clicking on a chart to see the numbers behind it.

Researchers gave students one of two different, ostensibly scientific articles -- articles that either depicted intelligence in static or flexible terms.

Such increased interpretive intelligence depends on static and dynamic models of the domain and application, from which new figurative meanings are abducted automatically or semi-automatically.

In practice, game AI designers have found that it doesn't pay to build intelligence into the static evaluator when the same information can be obtained by searching a level or two deeper in the game tree.

James tells us in an interview that he believes existing business intelligence offerings are static and non-collaborative.

She coined the terms fixed mindset – the belief that one's intelligence and talent are static traits – and growth mindset – the understanding that with effort one's intelligence and talent can be developed and, therefore, lead to better outcomes.

Both sides in the conflict are very aware the other is using underground tunnels to fight these quite static battles, and may have good intelligence of the other's networks.

But the whole thing has such gentleness, reticence and intelligence, reinforced by the director's long, static takes, and his rare use of close-up.

Like intelligence, creativity has often been studied as a static trait or as subject to change over long durations through training or education.