Sentence examples for grasp of intelligence from inspiring English sources

His grasp of intelligence matters was just as good as ours – the ideas, the insights".

At the outbreak of World War I, the grasp of intelligence shown by U.S. President Woodrow Wilson and British Prime Minister Herbert Asquith was not in the same class as that of George Washington during the Revolutionary War and leading eighteenth-century British statesmen.

An American officer who has worked alongside the Georgian military and was familiar with the assessment said that the American team also found that Georgia had a poor grasp of military intelligence, and did not collect or share its intelligence in an organized fashion.

And how can we use that deep grasp of human intelligence to build wiser and more useful machines, to the benefit of society?

And how can we use that deep grasp of human intelligence to build wiser and more useful machines?" explains President Reif.

(That always boggles me, as a pedestrianly pragmatic American: I'm not sure if what I'm missing flies beyond the feeble grasp of my intelligence or, simply, isn't there).

The former chief of Soviet operations at C.I.A. headquarters, Murphy brings to his subject both knowledge of Russian history and an insider's grasp of how intelligence is gathered, analyzed and used -- or not.

Davis believed he lacked a pragmatic grasp of logistics, intelligence, relative military strengths, and politics.

"He seems not to have a basic grasp of how intelligence works," Gomez, a self-described political conservative, told me.

More than half a century of research has brought us a far more sophisticated grasp of what machine intelligence looks like – but has it lost its way?

If one purpose of AI is to grasp the computational aspects of intelligence, then certainly planning, as the reasoning side of acting, is a key element for such a purpose.