Sentence examples for intelligence index from inspiring English sources

A novel Business Intelligence Index (BII) is also proposed in this paper to evaluate the relative competitiveness of different KM models.

Stored en masse, the cards made up Bletchley Park's Punch-Card Intelligence Index, allowing the staff to check and cross-reference data to speed up the day's code-breaking.

A good place to start a Web tour of competitive-intelligence sites is the Fuld Internet Intelligence Index, which has links to more than 300 sites related to intelligence gathering, arranged by industry and interest area.

Source: Artificial Intelligence Index, 2018 Annual Report (PDF, 94 pp., no opt-in).

The IBM Security division produces their annual X-Force Cyber Security Intelligence Index Report based on operational data collected from thousands of devices monitored in over 100 countries.

Online ad company Turn is releasing its first Advertising Intelligence Index, which it says will reveal "the world's most competitive advertising markets".

We add the total bullish percentage readings of Investors Intelligence, Consensus Index, AAII Index and Market Vane, as reported in Barron's every Sunday, and average this figure for the month.

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 21, 1940 P. 12 Incidental Intelligence: Card index bedfellows, as indicated by the catalogue in the Public Library, are Marx, Earl-Mary Queen Consort. Earl-Mary Queen Consort

We want to know how we compare to others in terms of emotional intelligence, Body Mass Index, etc.

We develop the comprehensive multi-index intelligence adjusting height decision-making mechanism and three-dimensional navigation automatic adjusting straightness technology based on shearer cutting height memory association, cutting power parameters, vibration, and video information, leading to the first set of intelligent longwall mining technology and equipment for thin seam.

Fogel, S. M. & Smith, C. T. The function of the sleep spindle: a physiological index of intelligence and a mechanism for sleep-dependent memory consolidation.