Sentence examples for intelligence interprets from inspiring English sources

A sophisticated algorithm, based upon artificial intelligence, interprets the data and drives a key cutter.

Assuming that this [Benghazi] thing all wasn't just boneheaded political moves to protect Obama, if it wasn't that, it really was a case of fragmentary intelligence interpreted incorrectly and changed quickly as they gathered more information.

The assistants use artificial intelligence to interpret voice commands and can respond in natural language.

Nixon's hope was that Soviet intelligence would interpret the action as an immediate, and utterly insane, threat of nuclear attack.

Environmental intelligence is interpreted as a self-protecting feature of environment gained by integration of sensing devices into environment and appropriate fusion and interpretation of sensing data.

It recently won a share of the contract for the Maven program, which uses artificial intelligence to interpret video images and could be used for drone strikes.

The accounts of North Korea's activities have come from three American officials who have reviewed either the imagery or the intelligence reports interpreting them.

The Whistleblower Protection Act must be amended to ensure effective protection for whistleblowers who act in the public interest – an interest completely separate from immediate national concerns as intelligence services interpret them.

Social and personal skills – the ability to work well within a team, adaptability and the emotional intelligence to interpret signals displayed by work colleagues are all essential skills when working within a time pressured and deadline orientated environment.

"It is my duty to help because the Americans liberated us from the Japanese and the British colonials," he said, in the flawless English that he used as a young man when he gathered intelligence and interpreted for the American ground forces.

Clinc has tried to close that gap with its conversational AI, emulating human intelligence to interpret unstructured, unconstrained speech.