Sentence examples for intelligence from one from inspiring English sources
These results could also go some way to explaining the 'Flynn Effect' - the increase in intelligence from one generation to the next first documented in the 20th century.
He compared work on reconsolidation like Nader's to notoriously inaccurate research, begun in the nineteen-sixties but long since debunked, suggesting that it was possible to transfer intelligence from one animal to another through "memory molecules".
The computers through which intelligence whizzed from one agent to the van waiting outside did not work.
He is alleged by Turkey to be an intelligence agent from one of the countries within the US-led coalition against the militant group.
A loose but growing eavesdropping alliance has allowed intelligence agencies from one country to cultivate ties with corporations from another to facilitate the trawling of the web, according to GCHQ documents leaked by the former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden.
The kind of intelligence we need to focus on in a cognitive system is a different kind of intelligence from the one that humans possess".
The program started small: targets believed to be working for the North based on intelligence from informers were culled, one by one, from South Vietnamese hamlets.
RESULTS: The mean intelligence score increased from one birth year to another, except for a downturn in 1970.
"The priority has always been to gather intelligence from these people," one official said.
"And then he calls in to a Putin talk show and says, 'President Putin, do you spy on people?' And President Putin says, 'Well, from one intelligence professional to another, of course not.' 'Oh, thank you so much!' I mean really.
She spent one recent afternoon cloistered in a classified briefing with John E. McLaughlin, the acting director of central intelligence, who complained, she later said, that it took him five months to get the Congressional approvals needed to move money from one intelligence agency to another.
