Sentence examples for understanding and intelligence from inspiring English sources
Third (principle of valid consent 55), according to Gillick competence, 56 the teenage girls (under 16 years of age) could consent for themselves to take part in an interview about immunisation if they have sufficient understanding and intelligence to understand fully what is proposed.
In case a donor sibling has not yet achieved sufficient understanding and intelligence to fully understand the proposed transplantation, the Children Act 1989 requires that a parent must act in the best interests of the donor [ 4].
Fourteen-year-olds seeking abortions must be seen by two doctors and deemed 'Gillick competent' - have 'sufficient understanding and intelligence to enable them to understand fully what is involved in a proposed intervention'.
There exist different tests to indicate whether the child has 'sufficient understanding and intelligence to enable him or her to understand fully'.
There's a level of understanding and intelligence".
Our experience shows that playing chess or Jeopardy, and carrying on a conversation, are activities that require understanding and intelligence.
Graham, who has since died, thought the DJ "a man of considerable understanding, insight and intelligence", and accompanied him to Buckingham Palace when Savile's knighthood was conferred.
The Foodome addresses how to create deeper understanding and predictive intelligence about the relationships between how we talk and learn about food, and what we actually eat.
Specifically, Siri would relieve the pain of too many clicks; save people time and energy; provide a differentiated and breakthrough technology through speech recognition, natural-language understanding, and artificial intelligence; provide revenue-generating uses; and surprise and delight consumers.
It's the same challenge that makes understanding human cognition and intelligence difficult at the genetic level.
Because this is our culture's default understanding of merit and intelligence, the arguments of "remediating racism and diversity as an educational value" have had limited success in defending more complex admission processes.
