Sentence examples for the brainpower of from inspiring English sources
Digital computers have magnified the brainpower of the electronic airplane.
According to the researchers, the robots currently have the brainpower of bacteria.
The limits of human psychology, battlefield communications and (cynics might suggest) the brainpower of the average grunt mean this probably would not work in an army of people.
It has long been known that so-called "enriched" environments — homes filled with toys and engaging, novel tasks — lead to improvements in the brainpower of lab animals.
If the data from some of these demonstrates long-term benefits, "then the brainpower of countries could actually be improved," he added.
I happen to respect and like Cuban, even if he spends a good deal of time suggesting that hard-working journalists have the brainpower of the average raccoon.
Here are two unlikely scenarios the combined brainpower of the Fabian Society office have spotted for them coming second in their group.
Following one long, mildly pornographic bullpen debate that can't be quoted here but had me laughing out loud, he concludes, "All in all, it was a fascinating discussion, utilizing the full brainpower of the average minor league team".
A meritocrat like the chancellor cannot plausibly subscribe to such an extreme form of egalitarianism that he would happily preside over the slow destruction of Britain's best universities, nor can someone who exults in the collective brainpower of the Treasury deny that there's a place for intellectual elitism.
Any needed improvements will most likely be executed by the collective brainpower of the interdisciplinary evolutionary behavioral sciences community over time.
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