Sentence examples for complement intelligence from inspiring English sources

The inability to complement intelligence with diplomatic reporting led to policymakers cherry-picking raw intelligence that lacked a fuller context.

Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah and one of five senators who sit on both panels, said at the hearing that the Judiciary Committee's work "could complement" the intelligence inquiry.

To manage this problem, we propose an Information Volatility Measure IVMM) to complement business intelligence (BI) tools when considering aggregated data (intra-cell) or when observing trends in data (inter-cell).

One woman cited a suggestion from Brynjolfsson and McAfee's book: create prizes to reward innovation that complements human intelligence rather than replacing it.

This study proposes a virtual teaching assistant (VTA) to share teacher tutoring tasks in helping students practice program tracing and proposes two mechanisms of complementing machine intelligence and human intelligence to develop the VTA.

It is why it is viewed as a natural complement to business intelligence tools such as Tableau, the data visualization technology.

He had the advantage of playing behind a pack that was tightknit and ferocious, their fire complemented by the intelligence and coolness of Richard Wigglesworth at scrum-half.

This was Christian Eriksen's first start for six weeks, and he provided an intelligence to complement Spurs' more industrious players.

We are also exploring further statistical analysis and artificial intelligence approaches to complement our logistic regression methodology.

Since the theory bases on encouraging learners to use intelligences simultaneously to complement each-other, this study also sets its sights on using the stronger types of intelligences as a stepping stone to boost weaker ones as the students develop new language skills.

McVicar's theatrical intelligence is well complemented by Tanya McCallin's atmospheric period set and Adam Silverman's subtle lighting.