IQ
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Etymology
Origin of IQ1
First recorded in 1960–65
Origin of i.q.2
From Latin idem quod
Example Sentences
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But Jack hasn’t counted on the tenacity of Robert’s accomplice-sister, Penny, a felon with a genius IQ who shows up seeking answers.
“Everybody is pretty much stronger than me, so it was using my IQ,” he said.
From Los Angeles Times
Proxy IQ, an artificial intelligence-driven platform, will analyze company meeting data for U.S. company voting recommendations.
From Barron's
This coming proxy season, it will start using an internal artificial-intelligence-powered platform it is calling Proxy IQ to assist on U.S. company votes, according to a memo seen by The Wall Street Journal.
The Escalade IQ looks like the coffin of a prized racehorse.
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