Sentence examples for intelligence inclusion from inspiring English sources

Being nice when it includes those feminine skills such as relational intelligence, inclusion, empathy, collaboration, deep listening, and consensus building is a very effective way to achieve your goals in our increasingly interdependent world.

But what is perhaps most astonishing about the New Leafs coming up in my garden is the human intelligence that the inclusion of the Bt gene represents.

The AiMIE (Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: Inclusion & Equity) Symposium recognizes and seeks to explore how AI and tech can help address the deeper problems of access and inequity in healthcare.

This paper discusses the classic forecasting techniques and shows the improved results that are obtained when innovative techniques based on artificial intelligence with the inclusion of exogenous variables are used.

Cari E. Guittard is a founding Principal at Global Engagement Partners (GEP), a boutique corporate diplomacy, global engagement, intelligence, diversity & inclusion and strategic communications firm.

It examines the principles of equity and inclusion, emotional intelligence, and managing a multi-generational workforce.

This government has already tried to boost the figures by now including war pensions in the figures and even mooting the inclusion of intelligence budgets to game the stats still further.

Furthermore, our inclusion of intelligence and openness personality scores as covariates allowed us to establish the discriminant validity of the cued creativity verb generation task (see Arden et al., 2010).

Intelligence officials have described the inclusion as a mistake.

The Obama administration has, of course, been saying that this effort tracked back to the highest levels of the Russian government, but this hasn't been stated so bluntly before and is a notable inclusion in an intelligence report.

The inclusion of prominent intelligence contractors and senior officials involved with the policies against which Obama campaigned could fudge their judgment and tilt Obama towards decisions that are not in the nation's best interests.