Sentence examples for call intelligence from inspiring English sources

It's even known that much of what we used to call "intelligence" is freely available online.

Gregg Johnson is the CEO of Invoca, a call intelligence company.

Because, make no mistake, some portion of the information governments call "intelligence" is nothing more than an attentive reading of the news.

Since our ability to know our world depends primarily on what we call intelligence, intelligence must be understood as an extension of instinct.

Bethia thinks it may be this friendship, and the Wampanoag rituals she has allowed herself to witness out of curiosity (or what we may call intelligence and a sense of adventure), that has caused God to punish her by killing her mother.

"More than any other science it forces us to probe ourselves - what are these things we call intelligence, conscience, emotion?

Within the country, what the authorities call "intelligence-led operations" have brought the capture and killing of a number of suspected militants from cells in Karachi, the southern parts of Punjab province, and in parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, of which Peshawar is the capital.

We don't just have one thing called intelligence.

And they all may tune in and play some sort of common natural phenomenon called "intelligence".

"Really knowing semantics is a prerequisite for anything to be called intelligence," said Partee.

In many areas of the country, the Drug Enforcement Administration has agents in the "field" called intelligence analysts.