Sentence examples for intelligence early from inspiring English sources

Investment in intelligence early on saves waste later.

It quickly emerged that there had been a severe failure by British intelligence: early that year Col Gadafy had been gripped by a paranoid fear for his survival and ordered his revolutionary committees to eliminate his enemies - "stray dogs".

In nearby Rastan, Tamam, a resident who defected from Air Force intelligence early in the uprising against Mr. Assad, said people had defiantly reopened their shops after the attacks.

Visit to the N.Y.… World's Fair Intelligence (Early Bird Division): A notice posted in the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn advises depositors that they can save thirty-two per cent… Gastro-Intestinal Intelligence (international Cuisine Division): The America Cafe, in Mexico City, serves "Famous Indelicious Home Made Viennese Pastries".

By William Mangold The New Yorker, October 12 , 1963P. 44 World's Fair Intelligence (Early Bird Division): A notice posted in the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn advises depositors that they can save thirty-two per cent on their 1964-65 New York World's Fair tickets by buying them now, at discount prices, from the bank's Life Insurance Department.

If local officials and politicians could be persuaded of the benefits of doing things simply and well, that the exercise of a little intelligence early in the planning of a place can save expensive stupidity later on and that basic dignity should be the minimum for shared spaces, it would be a leap forward.

These studies also showed that this relationship between group size and intelligence emerged early -- as early as 200 days after the juvenile birds had fledged.

Burgard P. Development of intelligence in early treated phenylketonuria.

His influential and accessible essays were collected in Cambrian Intelligence: The Early History of the New AI (1999).

The first INLA threats to kill Wright were, nonetheless, received by army intelligence as early as October 1996.

These long out-of-print books operating at the intersection of architecture, systems theory, and artificial intelligence are early exemplars of the MIT Press's interdisciplinary publishing program.