Examples of using Human intelligence in English and their translations into Russian
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who was trying to find ways to increase human intelligence.
Order in society needs someone to help, he does not rest so much on culture and human intelligence, many people are held only by the fear of crime inevitable punishment.
which contributes to the CIA's human intelligence efforts while also focusing on military human intelligence priorities.
insisted that g was essential to a theory of human intelligence Carroll.
Its functioning depends on specifying licenses in a way that a program which lacks human intelligence can reliably recognize.
gagged human intelligence.
It is time to begin human intelligence to be prepared to leave the shackles that have been sustained for a long period of information,
We are firmly convinced that human intelligence, which makes all scientific progress possible,
with the information reaching the most distant places of this planet, the human intelligence will have the opportunity for developing himself through unimaginable fields,
the phase of the straight connection in which the human intelligence will be more and more tested, use the rational intelligence in your attitudes, thoughts and words.
omit to rule out the use of espionage and human intelligence.
I feel very much honored for taking part in this movement in which the biggest Beings connected to the Earth diffuse in an attempt of waking the human intelligence for the constant necessity.
Legendary and fictional children are often depicted as growing up with relatively normal human intelligence and skills and an innate sense of culture or civilization,
could not be interpreted in any way to include information received from espionage and human intelligence, as this would run contrary to generally recognized principles of international law.
computer scientists acting as if human intelligence represents an upper bound on intelligence,
The view that tests accurately predict future educational attainment is reinforced by Nicholas Mackintosh in his 1998 book IQ and Human Intelligence, and by a 1999 literature review by Brown,
acceptance of espionage and human intelligence, which are excluded from the purview of NTMs.
a man representing the human race frantically lists tasks that only human intelligence can perform, but they fall to the floor
Mensa's constitution lists three purposes:"to identify and to foster human intelligence for the benefit of humanity;
high technology and human intelligence, that invites everyone to play with colours,