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1. Jack Challoner looks at human intelligence and the development of computers before considering the logical next step.

2. The best human intelligence is still decidedly barbarous.

3. Human intelligence operation"PTT"makes operation more convenient and easier.

4. Human intelligence is a work in progress a final state of being.

5. Human intelligence designed and fabricated from wickiup to hut then to high - rise.

6. Self - balancing human intelligence is a complete information processing system.

7. But that thing which could be called human intelligence on domesticated animals is quite different from the slyness of fox or the acumen of animals.

8. The training of human intelligence must include the simultaneous development of the empathic capacity.

9. The creativity thought is a part that human intelligence activity inside have most the frontier spirit[sentencedict.com/human intelligence.html](sentencedict.com), the strange characteristic and the Creative power.

10. It is impossible to underrate human intelligence - beginning with one's own.

11. In both its phylogeny and ontogeny , human intelligence first solves movement problems and only later graduates to ponder more abstract ones.

12. It is impossible to underrate human intelligence begin with one's own.

13. Minsky goes all the way as an advocate for downloading human intelligence into a computer.

14. A great deal of effort, therefore, still goes into trying to put the human intelligence back into the switches.

15. It is ironic that a cyborg invested with collective human intelligence should still be represented in a recognisably human form.

16. So once again technology had taken over from old-fashioned human intelligence.

17. Technology changes the quality of life. Technology cannot replace human intelligence. Dr T.P.Chia 

18. Danny Hillis, an artificial intelligence expert, sees a similar story in the human thumb as a platform for human intelligence.

19. A Frenchman , the psychologist Alfred Binet , published the first standardized test of human intelligence in 1905.

20. Thucydides contends that Tyche plays an important role in human affairs, but he more emphasizes the role of human intelligence rational judgment.

21. Chinese Wushu, as a form of sports practice and unique cultural phenomenon of human intelligence, must widely participate in worldwide transcultural communication in a positive attitude.

22. Meditation : A drop of God's wisdom is greater than an ocean of human intelligence.

23. Frenchman, the psychologist Alfred Binet, published the first standardized test of human intelligence in 1905.