Sentence examples for intelligence literature from inspiring English sources

Walter Pforzheimer, who helped draft the legislation that created the C.I.A. and later built what is probably the world's greatest collection of intelligence literature in English, revered two institutions above all others -- the Central Intelligence Agency and the libraries of Yale University.

Pforzheimer retired in 1974 and busied himself for the next 30 years lecturing on intelligence literature, occasionally testifying before Congress on the history of the legislation that created the C.I.A. and trying to catalog the 20,000 books he left in his will to Yale.

In this paper, we show how nagging can be used to parallelize several different algorithms drawn from the artificial intelligence literature, and describe how nagging can be combined with partitioning, the more traditional search parallelization strategy.

Although this problem appears relevant for many different computer science fields, ranging from database to artificial intelligence, literature has so far only superficially addressed it to enable more flexible, automatic and precise solutions.

This research may benefit Chinese companies by providing guidance for human resources practices in how to adopt the recommendations of the emotional intelligence literature to select and train employees on emotional intelligence when jobs have high emotional demands (e.g., Clarke 2006; Slaski and Cartwright 2003).

Acquiring the title of 'Dean of Intelligence Literature', Pforzheimer purchased two copies of every book — one for the CIA, and one for himself.

Just as science fiction is always and inevitably a critique of the contemporary, so the question of machine intelligence and literature is also a question of human intelligence and literature.

I don't deny the differences in style and substance between athletic and conventional scholarly performance, but we surely err in regarding sports as a domain of brutish intuition (dignified, at best, with some politically correct euphemism like "bodily intelligence") and literature as the rarefied realm of our highest mental acuity.

Although he is keen to bring out "the latent political intelligence of literature", Mr Hitchens is rightly not prepared to have authors like T.S. Eliot and Philip Larkin read only through the optic of their politics; in his opinion this grossly distorts their art.Mr Amis and Mr Hitchens have many friends, enemies and attitudes in common.

We need social intelligence, and literature and the arts help to cultivate it.

The emotional intelligence (EI) literature shows conflicting associations; some found a positive association between EI and examination performance on a specific course component [ 28, 29] while others show no association between EI and overall academic performance in undergraduate medical students [ 30].