Sentence examples for intelligence have a from inspiring English sources
Those opposing Active SETI or METI (messaging extraterrestrial intelligence) have a point.
Jane Mayer, writing in The New Yorker, mentioned that the people operating the drones and analyzing the surveillance intelligence have a word for people like him who managed to survive a blast and run away.
"So intelligence has a very different role today.
And there are signs that British intelligence has a mole or two within its inner sanctum.
Dr. Barr testified that he did not believe that Mr. Jon's intelligence had a "functional impact" on his life.
US intelligence had a network of informers in the area and drones circling above.
The idea of a link between nationality and intelligence has a long pedigree – certainly as ancient as slavery and colonialism.
China helped to build Pakistan's weapons plants and, according to western intelligence, had a hand in its nuclear bomb.
Artificial intelligence has a profile (brainy and detail-oriented, not social or engaged with other species) that Herzing calls the Accountant.
Villarejo would not say what, precisely, Kassar had done, but he acknowledged that Spanish intelligence had a code name for the Syrian — Luis — and that on several occasions he had travelled outside Spain with Kassar on intelligence business.
Disseminating accumulated intelligence has a prerequisite to be fulfilled.
