Sentences with phrase «determined by your intelligence»

Is the value of your life determined by your intelligence?

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The company confirmed recently it had shed its team of Trending editors in an effort to make trending features, determined in part by artificial intelligence algorithms, more objective in topic selection.

In December 2014, Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power's internal documents — such as its building blueprints and documents from the Blue House, Ministry of Defense, and National Intelligence Service — were leaked to the public by North Korean hackers, as determined by the Government Combined Investigation Unit on Personal Information Crime based on the analysis of malware and the IP addresses involved in the breach.

And by the way, religions do not have a monopoly on determining what is right and what is wrong, anyone with any amount intelligence or compassion should and does know the difference.

Unlike the higher apes with their instinctual «intelligence», we are not determined by our material environment, although of course we are in dynamic relationship with it.

makes kids think that intelligence is an innate, fixed trait, and that achievement is determined by factors beyond the individual's control.

The statement said the National Security Council on the basis of briefings by the intelligence agencies and partners has determined that there is a credible terrorist's threat to all countries in the sub-region.

«On 4 March 2018, former Russian military intelligence officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were poisoned in Salisbury, England, with a chemical determined by the Government of the United Kingdom to be a Novichok nerve agent.»

When asked about potential threats, an NYPD spokesman said, «Security for elected officials is determined based on threat assessments conducted by the Intelligence Bureau of the NYPD.

I knew that Alex was proving a profound truth: brains may look different, and there may be a spectrum of ability that is determined by anatomical details, but brains and intelligence are a universally shared trait in nature — the capacity varies, but the building blocks are the same.

Performance is determined by the efficiency of the system components as well as by standby consumptions, the storage system's speed of response to changes of load and production, and the intelligence of the overall system control unit.

While there is no suggestion that behaviour is determined directly by genes — there is no gene for termite fishing — genetics might change behaviour indirectly, by influencing manual dexterity or some aspects of intelligence, for example.

In his talk, Biden laid out a vision of a world in which children can be vaccinated against all sorts of cancers, cancer can be diagnosed by simple blood tests, and sophisticated artificial intelligence systems can determine effective and personalized treatment plans.

From a cognitive point of view, intelligence has been measured by an IQ, where one's «intelligence» was a number that determined your future.

By looking at how New Zealand EliteSingles users ranked their own intelligence, sexiness, and sense of humour, and then averaging those scores out according to user's first names, the site's researchers were able to determine which monikers really top the attractive list (and which ones fall a little short).

It is instructive to examine the criteria by which Gardner determines whether an ability is an intelligence.

Ethnocentrics and eugenicists, who viewed intelligence and other social behaviors as being determined by biology and race, latched onto IQ tests.

Human efficiency to perceive ideas is based upon intelligence and this determines the success of writing and communicating by the means of writing.

Even his or her personality and level of intelligence are at least partially determined or influenced by genes.

Whether or not a prospective client pays you a visit is almost completely determined by the quality and intelligence of your digital strategy.

A report released last month by ALM Legal Intelligence in the U.S. showed more corporate clients were using AFAs in 2012 to determine how to pay outside counsel.

According to the Guardian, it started with researchers concluding they could form complex personality profiles of people by what they «like» on Facebook, determining intelligence, history of trauma, and more based on responses to posts on innocuous subjects like curly fries and Hello Kitty.

Emotional IQ is determined by the level of your emotional intelligence, and can be a major factor in your career.

The book includes self - tests, which adult readers can use to determine their own parenting style and to measure their own emotional awareness — a concept popularized by Daniel Goleman's 1995 best seller «Emotional Intelligence.»