Sentence examples for intelligence held from inspiring English sources

It was the First International Conference on Communication with Extraterrestrial Intelligence held for 5… Writer reminisces about his service in the Royal Air Force in World War II.

There was no specific intelligence held by British security officials of a plot targeting New Year's Eve, but a terrorist attack at some stage is feared to be highly likely.

The report implicitly acknowledges all of this, saying that the system failed "to identify, correlate, and fuse into a coherent story all of the discrete pieces of intelligence held by the U.S. government" about both the Al Qaeda group and Mr. Abdulmutallab.

This will allow unregulated automated access to data and intelligence by hundreds of national state agencies across Europe, bringing into practical effect the "principle of availability" (all data and intelligence held has to made available to all the other state agencies in the EU) in the Hague programme.

At a recent House of Lords select committee hearing on artificial intelligence, held in London and attended by MIT Technology Review, Joseph Reger, chief technology officer of Fujitsu's international operations, said that it is "difficult to find the right people" for AI projects in Britain.

To support this we introduced a new intelligence system in May 2016 that will make recording intelligence simpler and will later in the year link directly to the police national database so the information the public provides can be assessed in conjunction with intelligence held on wider criminality," the Home Office response added.

Today, he resides in a military intelligence holding cell.

The synergism of Big Data and artificial intelligence holds amazing promise for business.

We have to resuscitate Iraqi intelligence, holding our nose, and have Delta and agency shooters break down doors and take them" — the insurgents — "out".

But a group of researchers in robotics and artificial intelligence holds out some hope of expanding electronic brains into minds.

Artificial intelligence holds promise for transforming primary care in the future, but some medical practices are demonstrating how to innovate now.