However, humans are multinary, that is, broadly intelligent (see Gardner's 8 intelligences) and are generally capable of dealing with uncertainty and ambiguity.
Her research interest is broadly Artificial Intelligence in medicine, and most recently, she is studying the effects of nutritional factors on cardiovascular disease and insulin resistance.
While he referred in the interview broadly to "American intelligence," United States officials say the intelligence relationship between Egypt and the United States is handled through the C.I.A. station chief at the embassy in Cairo.
The Punjabi general offers no proof for his claim, but US and British intelligence broadly agree, according to the recent WikiLeaks cables.
PAGE A8 Intelligence Powers Debated Advisers are urging John D. Negroponte to interpret the powers of director of national intelligence broadly, participants in the conversations say.
Artificial intelligence, broadly seen as the must-have technology function over the last 12 months, was relegated to fourth place on the investment league table.
But British newspaper reports, which have been broadly confirmed by intelligence sources, have said Mr. Hindawi met his Irish friend, Anne-Marie Murphy, a chambermaid in a London hotel, in Dublin about a year ago.
Both Strzok and Page indicated that the request from then-President Barack Obama to be informed about an investigation centered on Russian interference, where "we" referred broadly to the intelligence community.
His research interests relate broadly to automation, intelligence, and autonomy for complex engineering systems.
The ability to harness the power of sustainable data centers, like the one in Wynyard, to project intelligence broadly into society will drive greater efficiency across the global economy.
