Sentence examples for intelligence in that from inspiring English sources
In many ways augmented reality is complementary to ambient intelligence in that the latter captures context while AR seamlessly enhances the user's real environment with virtual information display in context.
The researchers also found that some of the variants are associated with intelligence, in that individuals carrying them performed several points better on standardized IQ tests than others.
And yet U.S. special operatives are now engaging in war, or preparing for war, or training others to do so, or covertly collecting intelligence in that many countries across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America.
Some people have suggested that the Turing Test is chauvinistic: it only recognizes intelligence in things that are able to sustain a conversation with us.
All three projects show that it is possible to apply the augmented theory of successful intelligence in ways that enhance gifted identification.
"We always talk about artificial intelligence in systems that are in service to us," he said.
There's a female, holographic artificial intelligence in "Halo" that has alluring curves for no real reason.
On Monday, he literally joined Putin in casting doubt on US intelligence in statements that didn't even try to engage with the evidence.
Guard against the temptation to interpret market intelligence in ways that conform either to the past or to preconceptions about the future.
The Army and intelligence services in that country are a powerful and regressive force, as evidenced by their self-defeating support for the Taliban and other Islamist networks.
The official said there was clearly an intelligence failure in that the commandos were expecting to face passive resistance, and not an angry, violent reaction.
