Sentence examples for and how intelligence from inspiring English sources

We may need to better understand how organisms' inputs matter, how those organisms ground their experiences in the world, and how intelligence relates, causally, to consciousness itself.

But the prime minister said he was opposed to any inquiry that reviewed the political judgments to go to war and how intelligence findings were used in support of those judgments.

At each session of the talks, the Americans tell us about rogue states and how intelligence reports indicate that by a certain year these states will have three- or four-stage missiles and be capable of posing a threat.

It asked whether, and how, intelligence might be modeled in a computer.

President Barack Obama effectively fired Flynn from the DIA for objecting to how the wars in the Middle East were being fought and how intelligence was carried out.

Still, more details emerge daily, with the Wall Street Journal reporting Friday about "early uncertainty on Libya account" and how intelligence analysts received information contradicting the Obama White House's early explanation but it took weeks to reach senior administration officials.

And two, how intelligence and goodness are intertwined, or not.

The Gazette asked Walton to help contextualize the FBI's Russia investigation and the role other intelligence agencies may be playing in it, and to explain how intelligence and espionage have changed — and remained unchanged — since their earliest days.

Tension persists, however, between the Central Intelligence Agency and the Pentagon over how intelligence and technical experts should be used.

Many species of marine animals called urochordates, also known as tunicates and sea squirts, do an amazing job of illustrating how intelligence and excessive nervous tissue can be an encumbrance that natural selection will go to lengths to protect against.

He said: "The Butler Review following Iraq was a clear reminder, to both the agencies and the centre of government, politicians and officials alike, of how intelligence needs to be handled".