Sentence examples for divisions of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Creativity and divergent thinking are sometimes considered as divisions of intelligence, suggesting creativity has a strong genetic basis (and as normal distribution) in population, as intelligence.

Creativity and divergent thinking are sometimes considered as divisions of intelligence, suggesting creative functions may also have a genetic liability [2].

The traditional division of intelligence powers by physical geography – particularized warrants on this side of the border, an interception free-for-all on the other – no longer tracks the reality of global information flows.

Table  1 displays the division of age, intelligence, and sex in the groups and mean literacy levels.

The intelligence divisions of those two laboratories provide the government's scientific estimates of foreign nuclear threats.

Almost 20 years ago, according to the OIG, the Directorate of Intelligence — the division in which analysts work — identified a critical need for speakers of Farsi and other languages.

As often happens in the uncertain world of intelligence, there were divisions among analysts over whether Bin Laden would show up.

One of the divisions of the new department will review intelligence from the F.B.I., the C.I.A. and other intelligence agencies, but it will not have access to raw intelligence data, and it will not collect its own.

Yamadayev became head of the elite Vostok (East) division of Russian military intelligence, which was tasked with quelling separatist resistance in Chechnya.

*Create an "intelligence threat division" in the new department that uses what the plan calls "red teams" of intelligence experts.

In her new post, Ms. Sareeram will manage the daily flow of intelligence information and work under James C. Trainor Jr., special agent in charge of the division.