His absolute pitch, his superior intellect, and his almost photographic visual and auditory memory all came as naturally to him as breathing.
That's why Moreau was an ideal actress for such analytical directors as Michelangelo Antonioni and Joseph Losey, whose dramatic schemes and visual compositions embodied the lure and failure of intellect, the delusions of reason.
A major biographical essay is needed about this woman whose razor-sharp intellect was matched by an incomparable visual sense.
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.
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).
Many of the messages we find are from the visual arts, which appeal to the senses as well as the intellect.
CKD is related to a wide range of deficits in cognitive functioning, including verbal and visual memory and organization, and components of executive functioning and fluid intellect.
Calder also possessed a considerable intellect and a playful sense of humour along with his keen visual and sculptural skills.
