0 a particular degree or amount of something:
One cannot have intelligence quotients taken before court proceedings although normally they would be taken in the course of inquiries afterwards.
Statistical information about children's intelligence quotients is not available for the reason that, taken alone, they are not a reliable guide to their educational needs.
We should look at what happens when we judge everyone according to intelligence quotients.
Two equally eminent educational psychologists have assessed this child and their measurements of his ability differ between intelligence quotients 138 and 171.
They are not in a position to control their muscles, or to respond to the tests made to ascertain their intelligence quotients.
He then assigns these quotients to the regions.
Many adolescents of that class have very high intelligence quotients.
Since powers can be written in terms of exp, log and the product, the only binary operations that need to be analysed are products and quotients.
