Sentence examples for intelligence of its from inspiring English sources

After spending more than a few hours with a phone that seems to have an intelligence of its own, it's obvious just how dumb our smartphones today really are, and how much further they can still go.

It has no "intelligence" of its own -- it's simply a mechanical device that allows you to open and close the front door of your house.

But what makes this documentary such a rare pleasure is the research behind it, and the intelligence of its engagement with the world outside dance.

A book's design, particularly when its content is visual art, should match the intelligence of its subject and even interact with it throughout the course of production.

Stanley Kubrick's minimalist-majestic movie 2001: A Space Odyssey, in which the computer called HAL develops an insidious lip-reading intelligence of its own, feels as startlingly relevant now as it did 45 years ago.

Her quietly assured verse demonstrates its real sophistication in the intelligence of its commentary.

So, although in its framing, editing and analogizing it does impose a human framework on the unknowable intelligences of its subjects, we are thankful (on balance) for the seven-part "North America," premiering Sunday on Discovery Channel.

In other words, trying to harness the "collective intelligence" of both its platform and its users combined.

He set up an office of intelligence within the bureau and expanded the intelligence capabilities of its 56 field offices.

Yet, HI is unique among this variety of intelligence because of its unparalleled ability to design, modify and build new forms of intelligence.

Although Derbyshire's essay included some rather provocative assertions about "the mean intelligence of blacks," its advice was notably similar to Hanson's: "Avoid concentrations of blacks not all known to you personally".