abstract intelligence

Such a display of abstract intelligence was far too difficult for them to follow.

Some old anthropologist even had a theory that a species needs abstract intelligence before it can prey on its own kind.

Raw abstract intelligence is a meaningless concept.

The first being abstract intelligence.

Shrewdness rather than abstract intelligence.

Songs and instrumental passages drift and hover, as if floating within some lonely, abstracted intelligence.

Realizing that in fact all these approaches were aiming at building not an abstract intelligence, but rather an intelligence situated in a given environment, they have come to be known as the situated approach.

"The mimeographed manual gives no data on reliability, which perhaps would be high, nor on validity, which would probably also be fairly good for the measurement of abstract intelligence or scholaptitude.

In Sufism, the goal is to develop a heart that is sincere, loving and compassionate, and to develop the heart's intelligence, which is deeper, and more grounded than the rational, abstract intelligence of the mind.

Abstract intelligence in the structure, vernacular sureness in the texture: those are the means by which Mr. Roth makes so very much happen in sentences that do not look - in fact are not - especially graceful.

Schopenhauer's idea that this abstract intelligence which is always beside one and able to judge one's own idiosyncrasies as against perfection, was God, the highest spiritual principle in Man; and this was also the belief of Tolstoi, indeed the fundamental conviction of his life and the base of all his ideas.