Sentence examples for intelligence intended from inspiring English sources

Tesla is reportedly developing its own processor for artificial intelligence, intended for use with its self-driving systems, in partnership with AMD.

An individually administered measure of intelligence intended for children aged 6 years to 16 years and 11 months, WISC-III, was administered by a licensed pediatric-psychological clinician to estimate intellectual capacity [ 28].

But if it is not applied correctly, anything could happen – from enhancing intelligence (intended), rewiring our brains (who knows?) through to electrocuting ourselves (not intended).

The case-based reasoning (CBR) paradigm developed in the context of artificial intelligence intends to simulate this type of problem-solving behaviour [ 10].

NESCAI (North-East Student Colloquium on Artificial Intelligence) is intended to be a gathering of students interested in Artificial Intelligence from universities located in North-Eastern North America. North-Eastern North America

Tactical intelligence is intended primarily to respond to the needs of military field commanders so they can plan for and, if necessary, conduct combat operations.

Surprise is what intelligence is intended to prevent, but on Sept. 11, 2001, our nation was surprised, and the results were tragic.

In fact, a change made in 2008 in the executive order governing intelligence was intended to make it easier for the security agency to share surveillance information with other agencies if it was considered "relevant" to their own investigations.

On his first mission to Germany Mr. Chapman obtained two explosive devices disguised as lumps of coal, which, he informed German intelligence, he intended to place in the bunkers of the merchant ship he had used for transport to neutral Portugal.

I'm also curious whether the scene where the Nazi colonel, Hans Landa, bargains with American military intelligence is intended as a parody of an actor/agent negotiating on-set perks.

Alongside Edward Woodward's title character in Callan (1967-72), a brutal drama set in the world of intelligence and intended as an antidote to the James Bond films, Valentine chillingly portrayed fellow agent Meres as a cold-blooded licensed killer, an upper-class thug who enjoys his deadly work.