Sentence examples for intelligence in which from inspiring English sources

A Nova episode on animal intelligence, in which Chaser stars, will be broadcast on Feb. 9.

At Stanford, I study artificial intelligence, in which math is used to resolve these sorts of dilemmas.

For his loyalty, Noriega was promoted to lieutenant colonel and was named chief of military intelligence, in which position he established contact with the U.S. intelligence service.

Ukrainian intelligence has published a tape said to be a recording between rebels and Russian intelligence in which they realise there has been a catastrophic blunder.

He presented new evidence, including a document prepared by British intelligence in which Mr. bin Laden was quoted as saying that the attacks were "revenge for our people killed in Palestine and Iraq".

The first is recognition intelligence, in which algorithms running on ever more powerful computers can recognize patterns and glean topics from blocks of text, or perhaps even derive the meaning of a whole document from a few sentences.

The book, produced by conservative Regnery Publishing, includes Mr. Weldon's commentary and proposals for intelligence reform, including a "mass purge of the intelligence community" in which virtually the entire top tier of management would be fired.

So, there is a possible world doubtless one quite remote from the actual world in which a digital computer simulates intelligence but in which the digital computer does not itself possess intelligence.

The idea of an "intelligence explosion" in which smart machines would design even more intelligent machines was proposed by the mathematician I. J. Good in 1965.

I worked on a story with Jim Risen of the New York Times about a document -- a four-year plan for signals intelligence -- in which they describe the era as being "the golden age of signals intelligence".

Another number signified the intelligence branch in which the patient had been killed.