Sentence examples for intelligence groups from inspiring English sources

This is collective intelligence: groups of individuals acting collectively in ways that seem intelligent.

In the 1960s he began to collaborate with the Panoramic Research Group in Palo Alto, Calif., one of the first artificial intelligence groups.

They said that, despite Washington's anger over French and German opposition to the war in Iraq, European and American intelligence groups continue to work closely.

General Kerr, who retired from the California State Military Reserves in 1995 after 31 years in the Army and the Reserves, primarily with intelligence groups, said it had taken a long time for him to decide to come out.

The information contained in that report seemed to threaten the military's self-granted amnesty from prosecution for war crimes and, by extension, its grip on real power, especially as exercised by its élite military intelligence groups.

They were proof that the Taliban offshoot could create the vast network of logistical support and planning needed to mount terrorist attacks without anything leaking to the intelligence groups so tightly focused on it.

The results indicated that less and more intelligent women did not differ in FA, but we discovered intelligence group differences for men in regional microstructural white matter.

The intelligence group Stratfor on Thursday published a comprehensive report about the current case.

The C.I.A. must infiltrate a secret intelligence group known as the Directorate.

"A crowd gathered around the house where our intelligence group worked," he said.

Rita Katz, of SITE intelligence group, said she thought the video referred to US raids on Thursday.