Sentence examples for agency detection from inspiring English sources
System 1, for example, makes us instinctually primed to see life forces – a phenomenon called hypersensitive agency detection – everywhere we go, regardless of whether they're there or not.
Nonadaptationist versions contend that the mental architecture of the brain is wired for religious thinking but that religious concepts have piggybacked on other cognitive adaptations, especially those for agency detection.
"There are two important jobs for every spy agency: spying on people and avoiding detection," said the N.S.A. chief General Keith Alexander.
Many are eager to take advantage of the agency's drug detection and wiretapping technologies.
It involves a greater use of what the agency calls behavioral detection officers, who will engage some passengers, many randomly selected, in conversation to determine who might be acting oddly enough to warrant a more thorough look at the checkpoint.
Cattle Dogs are service dogs for people with a disability or are therapy dogs, some work for customs agencies in drug detection, some as police dogs, others haze pest animals, such as geese, for city or state agencies, and some work as scat-detection dogs, tracking endangered wildlife species.
He has consulted the CIA, FBI, and other intelligence agencies on lie detection.
These teams were certified by a law enforcement agency for either drug detection (n = 13), explosives detection (n = 3), or both drug and explosives detection (n = 2).
The details of the requirements, like the amount of explosive that the systems must reliably detect, are classified, but the agency recently toughened the detection standard, the vice president of InVision, Frederick F. Muntz, said.
A spokeswoman for the federal pipeline agency, Jeannie Shiffer, said detection rules were still in the process of being updated.
