Sentence examples for increase its intelligence from inspiring English sources

In the series' story, the Nemesis is the result of infecting a Tyrant — a humanoid bio-weapon created to be the ultimate lifeform —with a parasitic organism designed to increase its intelligence.

Now here's a secret, For an agility hero you should increase its agility to max and for an intelligence type you need to increase its intelligence and similarly strength for a strength hero.

The government has vastly increased its intelligence capacity, and improved its cooperation with United States authorities.

Although the usability and reliability test results are satisfactory, the tool should be seen as an initial platform which should be improved by increasing its "intelligence" by high quality and enough number of risk event histories, and also customized according to user preferences as well as company policies.

The Pentagon has already begun to overhaul and increase its human intelligence, or humint, activities "to address shortfalls," Conway said.

His appointment was opposed by senior MI6 officers who saw it as an attempt by the Foreign Office to increase its influence over the intelligence service as a result of the Iraq fiasco.

YouTube has pledged to increase its investment in artificial intelligence moderation and increase its army of content checkers and moderators to 10,000 people, but a more thorough revamp of its approach seems to be needed.

To counter this threat, the player or a computer faction builds "The Voice of Alpha Centauri" secret project, which artificially links Planet's distributed nervous system into the human Datalinks, delaying Planet's metamorphosis into full self-awareness but incidentally increasing its ultimate intelligence substantially by giving it access to all of humanity's accumulated knowledge.

Microsoft announced Monday that it plans to acquire business analytics software developer ProClarity to increase its presence in the business intelligence market.

As of now, Haptik is staffed by "an army" of concierge workers, but it is increasing its emphasis on artificial intelligence — much like the 'M' concierge that Facebook is testing in the U.S.. AI can be a win-win, because — when it works well — it provides users with an answer faster than a human, and it removes the cost of that worker from Haptik's balance sheet.

New Delhi may boost these efforts by increasing its cooperation with Afghan intelligence services and provide specialized training to Afghan operatives in collecting technical and aerial intelligence.