Sentence examples for environment intelligence from inspiring English sources

Network control is enhanced by adding radio environment intelligence to controllers.

It includes the following components: Infrastructure and communications (messaging services) pertaining to entities of the upper layer Services and agents related to semantic descriptions Middleware services concerned with the software environment Intelligence associated with the coordination of application actions and involving a number of devices in the environment.

HOME: Home Observation for Measurement of the Environment; IQ: intelligence quotient; WASI: Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence.

This wasn't an environment where intelligence counted.

"Most reputable opinion now believes that there is a mix of heritability and environment in intelligence.

(Comparably, she would later destigmatise dyslexia, showing it to be separate from environment and intelligence; her work on reading development and spelling has been highly influential).

Bill Frist, the Senate majority leader, has said that he wants several other committees, including those dealing with the environment and intelligence, to take another look at the treaty.

These strategies are unlikely to work in our emerging environment, where intelligence, agility, responsiveness and a willingness to experiment (and fail) provide better strategies for dealing with what the networked environment will throw at you.

There is a worry, in the documents, that the spies might be offended by what they see, as if a naked public has uncharitably created a hostile work environment for intelligence analysts.

Several major twin studies over the last 20 years, particularly those following twins raised by different families, have provided what scientists say is clear evidence that genetics play a greater role than environment in intelligence and a range of personality traits.

In a military environment, superior intelligence offers battlefield commanders greater control because this necessarily reduces variety (i.e., uncertainty).