Sentence examples for intelligence and analytical from inspiring English sources
When system servers receive real-time data from learner devices, intelligence and analytical tools such as learning analytics, data mining, and big data, are used to analyze and store the learning data, and then recommend learning patterns and resources to learners.
The new picture emerged from interviews with two officials who have been briefed on some of the details of the intelligence and analytical conclusions drawn from the information on computers seized after Mr. Khan's arrest.
Gregory F. Treverton, senior policy analyst, the Rand Corporation; vice chairman, National Intelligence Council; C.I.A., 1993-5: The first necessity is to get on with the Department of Homeland Security to provide a domestic intelligence and analytical capability.
Spies required to undertake surveillance work using high-tech equipment will need a high level of ability using such equipment, requiring good intelligence and analytical skills.
Dr. Kay said the fundamental errors in prewar intelligence assessments were so grave that he would recommend that the Central Intelligence Agency and other organizations overhaul their intelligence collection and analytical efforts.
At 44, he is one of the younger and more dynamic foreign ministers on the EU block and his popularity is reflected in the chorus of positive sound-bites from European diplomats, who have this week waxed lyrical about his "intelligence", "values" and "analytical skills" to the British contingent of the Brussels press corps.
In fact, IBM Watson — the famous supercomputer that combines artificial intelligence and sophisticated analytical software — plays a role in the region.
However, the lack of satisfactory consensus for characterizing the system intelligence and structured analytical decision models, inhibit the developers and practitioners to understand and configure optimum intelligent building systems in a fully informed manner.
The Theory of Successful Intelligence and its three forms of intelligence (Practical, Analytical, and Creative), are supported by lessons learned from the Renaissance, including the Medici Effect and da Vinci's Seven Principles.
The challenge here is to teach students the practical and analytical intelligence and at the same time expand their Curiosita, which is the key to the creative intelligence.
