Sentence examples similar to exploration intelligence from inspiring English sources

Emo is a subculture that prides itself on self-exploration, intelligence, and feeling.

The exploration of intelligence — be it human or artificial — is ultimately the domain of epistemology, the study of knowledge.

The Republican Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell opened the door to congressional investigation of Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 election on Monday but left the scope of such an inquiry vague and unlikely to satisfy those who want a thorough exploration of an intelligence finding that has shaken Washington.

For Dolly, which leads on from genetic engineering to an exploration of artificial intelligence and what the 21st century could produce, she and Reich make use of specially filmed footage of interviews with leading authorities in the field, from Richard Dawkins and Stephen J Gould (disagreeing, typically) to Steven Pinker and Marvin Minsky.

This study furthers the exploration of emotional intelligence by examining facial affect recognition, a proposed building block of EI.

Against the backdrop of thousands of ancient library books on shelves up to the vaulted ceiling, the work of 18 people was grouped under the heading of "Artisanal Intelligence," an exploration of ways to develop craft within the decorative arts.

Opportunities for growth lie not only in telecoms satellites but in Earth observation, GPS, planetary exploration, weather forecasting, maritime intelligence, piracy monitoring, space tourism, precision agriculture, broadband and so on.

I was frequently inspired by the technology of today, as well as news stories and magazine articles regarding where we are heading with technology, artificial intelligence, space exploration, and cybernetics.

"We can safely say that all themes once explored in the American and European sci-fi genre have found their manifestation in the Chinese counterpart – things like space exploration, alien contact, artificial intelligence, and life science.

So yes, it's the earrings, the multicultural restaurants, the natural rebelliousness in Australia that grabs one first, a sense of intelligence and exploration the more impressive for not taking itself too seriously; but beneath all that is something even older that somehow seems to me even more mysterious, too.

As we enter the transhumanist age — the era of bionic limbs, brain implants and artificial intelligence — space exploration might once again dramatically lead us forward in discovering the most our species can become.