Sentence examples for generation of intelligence from inspiring English sources
Muhssen belongs to Iraq's new generation of intelligence officers: young, educated and – supposedly – non-sectarian.
"You've had a whole generation of intelligence people who have come into the C.I.A. now that have only worked on military operations," Hamilton said.
Only last month, the Navy awarded Booz Allen, among others, the first contracts in a billion-dollar project to help with "a new generation of intelligence, surveillance and combat operations".
Satish Maripuri: The evolution of personal computing, the Internet, mobility, IoT, the cloud, big data capabilities, robotics, machine learning, and now deep learning with the combination of AI and virtual assistants – all of these are the foundation that will enable the next generation of intelligence.
There have been a number of predictive crime mapping pilot projects in Britain and the United States, and chief constable Mike Barton from the UK Association of Chief Police Officers calls them "the next generation of intelligence-led policing".
"There's almost been a generation robbed of intelligence," he says gently.
There, market orientation has been traditionally postulated as a construct consisting of market intelligence generation, dissemination of intelligence, and the response to intelligence (Narver & Slater 1990; Jaworski & Kohli 1993; Dong, Zhang, Hinsch, & Zou 2016).
Combining Dyson expertise in motors, electronics and artificial intelligence we hope to create a new generation of intelligent domestic robots".
Like Google, Mobileye is not an automobile company, but rather a technology firm that is intensely focused on developing the next generation of artificial intelligence software.
While attempting to document Soviet nuclear capacities, the first generation of American intelligence satellites also captured vivid images of archaeological sites and landscapes across the Near East.
She and colleagues recently formed the Center for Developmental Cognitive Science to model the next generation of artificial intelligence on principles gleaned from children's ability to learn rapidly, explore and reason.
