Sentence examples for accommodate intelligence from inspiring English sources

"Private … sectors such as the Persian carpet trade are used to accommodate intelligence officers in its structures," the report says.

Aiming at a scientific market, Digital machines had a 36-bit word length to accommodate artificial intelligence work in Lisp and to compete with IBM mainframe computers.

But the European Commission appears to have previously bowed to American pressure to soften the E.U.'s new privacy rules in order to accommodate U.S. intelligence gathering.

American benefits from the new closeness to Russia are limited mostly to what Mr. Putin has promised: airspace for American relief aid to Afghanistan, help with search-and-rescue missions for Western troops, encouragement to Central Asian nations asked to accommodate the American military and intelligence on the Taliban.

Future studies of intelligence need to accommodate both assortment and non-additive genetic influences.

Accommodating, cheerful, intelligent service.

Many of us feel our way every day toward an intelligence great enough to accommodate newly gained perspectives.

For example, the American psychologist Michael E. Cole and other psychologists have argued that cognitive processing does not accommodate the possibility that descriptions of intelligence may differ from one culture to another and across cultural subgroups.

But the development and implementation of an integrated intelligence framework that can accommodate cross-thematic data harmonisation for various application domains using a variety of tools, components and services is even more challenging.

It's clever to set this real-world American imperative — how to accommodate the Spanish language — in Spain itself; a gentle intelligence informs this and other themes of "The Cheetah Girls 2".

In general, distributed intelligence means that individual sensor nodes can accommodate algorithms or subroutines that reduce the raw data to key parameters, called feature vectors.