Sentence examples for intelligence explained from inspiring English sources

There will be a 10-minute news bulletin each half hour and in between a series of magazines with topics including "humanitarian affairs", lifestyle, culture, and a monthly show on "economic intelligence", explained as spying wars between "hypercompetitive companies".

Prince Turki al-Faisal, a long-time former head of Saudi intelligence, explained recently in Washington that the Saudis feel "a high level of disappointment in the US government's dealings," noting pointedly that "we never act impulsively".Some suspect that the Saudis, by rejecting the UN council seat, intend not to revert into shyness, but to adopt a more aggressive regional role.

"It's very relevant to think about both machine intelligence and human intelligence," explained Goldberg.

"Synths are a very low level of artificial intelligence," explained member Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, "whereas you have a Stradivarius that will live for a thousand years.

Creative potential was the strongest predictor of creative achievement, but intelligence explained incremental variance over and above creative potential.

In a survey of 2,000 parents and teachers, more than 90percentt accepted that nature (genetics) is at least as important as nurture (environment) in the origins of intelligence (see "Intelligence Explained").

Raúl Rojas, professor of artificial intelligence explains, "The economics are just not doable and the risks too high".

Josh Appignanesi (son of author Lisa) writes and directs with impressive intelligence, explaining little but building tension and layers of extreme emotion using microscopically intense, handheld camera and using a grey-green palette to convey austerity.

gap is genetic, so I didn't say anything nearly as inflammatory as Herrnstein and Murray," the authors of the 1994 book "The Bell Curve," who argued that inborn differences in intelligence explain much of the economic inequality in American society.

Perhaps Hamas can convince us that it's own status as a hunted outlaw organization, and the all seeing eye of Israeli intelligence, explains the necessity of both conditions, but it will be against a heavy burden of proof on a regime that has all the attributes of statehood other than legitimacy.

If Snooky ("the asset") provides our eyes on the ground, then Victor provides the bigger picture, the intelligence, explaining, for instance, that the south-east, far from being a quiet corner of the world for the past 35 years, has been a sanctuary, a holiday-camp, a conference room for "the most extreme kind of zealot".