Apart from questions of the constitutionality of N.S.A. warrantless telecommunications monitoring, why should Americans accept assertions that our intelligence communities are capable of interpreting and assessing in real time the data they collect?
The fact that the brain is capable of interpreting depth cues in a piecemeal fashion frees the designer to break the rules of perspective and make use of depth cues in different combinations, as they seem most suitable to serve the purposes of a design.
This involves building an anxiety-recognition system capable of interpreting the information contained in physiological processes to predict the probable anxiety state.
To enable intelligent web interactions, or even web filtering, we need to be capable of interpreting the information base in an intelligent manner.
The 3DS-format file generated by the graphic design software constitutes one of the inputs to the simulation tool, which is capable of interpreting the information stored in the graphic file to extract the location of the vertices and triangles used to model the 3D scene.
We presented a general methodology capable of interpreting quantitatively emerging disease surveillance data in real time with quantified uncertainty that complements other methods proposed recently [21], [29], [30], [32].
But Bigelow's primary job was not so much to translate Union propaganda into French, as it was to animate native voices capable of interpreting the American cause to the French mind in its own idiom.
To possess attitudes and be capable of speech is already to be capable of interpreting others and to be open to interpretation by them.
These include an in-house, text-based virtual assistant (called TESS), capable of interpreting either text or speech inputs to answer business support questions, and an AI system called the MyBucks Artificial Intelligence Collections Algorithm MAICAA),capable of predicting re-payment behavior of clients several weeks in advance.
In testing it's proven capable of interpreting subtle input, to putter around the garages or leap out of a pit stop.
According to Adrian Bejan, professor of mechanical engineering at Duke University, in Durham, North Carolina, the human eye is capable of interpreting an image featuring the golden ratio faster than any other.
