Sentence examples for created intelligence from inspiring English sources

"[Iran has]... created intelligence bases next to them through which we could hit heavy blows to the group," he said without naming the countries.

Juan Martín Mena, whom Kirchner appointed to help lead the newly created intelligence agency, portrayed Stiuso as the leader of a rogue faction that was running a smuggling network.

The disappearance of humanity from a globe no longer able to support it would be a terrible negation of God's purpose for a world in which created intelligence draws out the most transformative and rich possibilities in its material home.

The British fleet anchored at Scapa Flow, a natural harbour in the Orkney Islands, off the northern coast of Scotland, caught the German fleet some 75 miles off the Danish coast, after a newly created intelligence unit cracked German codes.

A counter-terrorism bureau was created, intelligence experts from the CIA were drafted in and hundreds of heavily armed officers working in teams known as Hercules began to be deployed on the streets.

The reason for its existence lies in fact not only in itself as in the case of the First Principle but in itself (in its possibility) and in the First Principle's act of thinking, which makes it necessary: this first created intelligence is therefore twofold.

Learning must be something that newly created intelligences do, and control, for themselves.

RPA as of now doesn't have much capability to eliminate unneeded process steps, create intelligence, learn, or act intelligently.

Or humans may create intelligence in their own labs.

Calling their approach "connectionism," the researchers argued that sufficiently large neural networks could re-create intelligence.

The emphasis is now shifting towards creating intelligence that is unique to the machine, intelligence that ultimately can be harnessed to amplify our very own unique intelligence.