The bāru (the official prognosticator), who observed and interpreted the celestial omina, was thus in a position to advise his royal employer on the means of avoiding misfortunes; the omens provided a basis for intelligent action rather than an indication of an inexorable fate.
Three Kings has the lineaments of a wised-up anti-war film, but with an undercurrent of warmly lenient, sentimental admiration for the American fighting man: it makes for a strange flavour, but this is an enjoyable and intelligent action film.
Hardy showed a knack for intelligent action in Inception and made a memorable villain in The Dark Knight Rises, so if there is life in the concept, this can work.
Witness Raymond Robbins, a Red Cross officer who had been stationed in Russia, expressed hope the country would deal with suspected Bolshevik sympathizers with intelligent action instead of in a "witch hunt". Here's the exchange in the session, according to the Congressional Record.
A Social Studies Course Designed to Bring About Individual Intelligent Action for the United States in Winning the War and the Peace.
Now intelligent action is for the sake of an end; therefore the nature of things also is so.
By the early 1990s, work in computational intelligence had started to explore ways of generating intelligent action in robots that shortly became known as the embodied approach to robotics.
Dewey's analysis of the organic, cultural, and formal conditions of intelligent action implies that all reflective conduct issues in an evaluation of a situation with respect to future action and consequences; thus, inquiry is essentially an evaluative procedure.
One of the core concepts of the film is what Dr. Caster refers to as strong AI — or "general intelligent action". Without question, there have been amazing leaps in "intelligence" technology in recent decades.
But the mega billions comes from building a digital personal assistant that can help its users take intelligent action on the gobs of third-party data Slack ingests.
