Sentence examples for intelligence in the first from inspiring English sources

Biologists believe that the complexities of social life are what gave rise to big brains and luxurious intelligence in the first place.

Julius Rosenberg, for instance, whose parents worked in New York City sweatshops, joined the Young Communist League as a teenager; he was one of dozens of American and British Communists who fed secrets to Soviet intelligence in the first half of the 20th century.

She stridently rebutted the view that measures in the bill constitute mass surveillance — asserting: "We do not collect all the data, all of the time" — before going on to argue that "bulk collection" is necessary to ensure there is a "haystack" of data available to be filtered for intelligence in the first place.

After all, the great triumphs of British intelligence in the second world war were largely the responsibility of talented individuals imported from the private sector at short notice.

The novelist Ian Fleming and the typographer Robert Harling became close and confessional friends during their service with naval intelligence in the second world war, and this week Harling's account of their long friendship has eventually been published, seven years after the author's death at the age of 98.

What if something fundamental in humanity itself prevents A.I. from getting to the point of an intelligence explosion in the first place?

David Small, a JIEDDO spokesman, said that while JIEDDO is a "non-intelligence community" entity, it retains the ability to gather ostensibly public information, including on Americans, so long as it is not collecting the intelligence itself in the first instance.

According to data supplied by the Shin Bet intelligence service, in the first 10 months of 2012 there was a 43 percent increase in the number of missiles fired at Israel compared to 2011.

However, many detainees who have been released, and the lawyers for those who remain, contend that the continued interrogations amount to harassment of people who never knew anything of intelligence value in the first place.

After the galloping intelligence displayed in the first two parts of "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, your fear may be that the director, Peter Jackson, would become cautious and unimaginative with the last episode, "The Return of the King".

After the galloping intelligence displayed in the first two parts of "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, your fear may be that Mr. Jackson has become cautious and unimaginative with the last episode.