Sated as I am with a steady stream of blokey, schmaltzy or just plain bad second world war-related audios, I can only say that this funny, intelligent, deceptively low-key collection about the Home Counties under siege is long overdue.
This type of AI is deceptively broad and intelligent, but it isn't flashy the way that the human-destroying AlphaStar or AlphaGo are.
(At the time, the I.R.A. was engaged in a violent struggle to free Northern Ireland from English rule). A hard, pale man with intelligent eyes and a deceptively compliant manner, Marley knows that any escape from this fortress will require information only the guards possess.
Behind the deceptively brash, bruising exterior Allardyce is an intelligent, innovative manager who has helped pioneer the use of, among many other things, sports science, statistics and psychology.
Stripping every last ounce of sense from its dubiously intelligent machines, it also looks, quite deceptively, a fraction as cheaply rendered as James Cameron's 1984 original.
He led the league in sacks with 17. Lyght is supremely intelligent, a supreme cover cornerback, is deceptively fast and tends to be involved in big plays.
An early Product Design entrant from the UK, the Vi (pronounced like the remade mini-series about deceptively friendly aliens and not like the legendary UNIX text editor) and represents "five intelligent design solutions" — light, compact, elegant, functional and simple.
A3s are deceptively simple.
"It's deceptively attractive".
It is deceptively simple.
