Sentence examples for intelligence past from inspiring English sources
At the risk of making a point so obvious it insults one's intelligence, past performance does not have any causal effect on this year's stats.
There are even those — Zhibo Zhang, in his very odd book "The Origin of Intelligence: Past, Present and Future of Man" — who imagine with great equanimity the development of a hybrid that would be more like a machine than a human.
We've done a little bit of work on the No. 3 guy in the Defense Department, Douglas Feith, part of his alleged efforts to run intelligence past the intelligence community altogether; his relationship with the I.N.C. and Chalabi, who was very much in favor with the administration, wanting them to come on in; and was he running a private intelligence failure, which is not lawful.
In this study we have tried to examine the effect of individual factors like intelligence, past self employment experience, past work experience and educational course of professional students on their decision to take up entrepreneurship as a career choice.
Promising it and engaging in phony patriotism is an insult to the intelligence and past service and sacrifices of us World War II, Korea and Vietnam veterans and the public in general.
In the field of artificial intelligence, the past five years have been nothing short of transformative.
As part of Mutschke's anti-fixing campaign, each World Cup game will get a rating for potential corruption, determined by intelligence and past history.
The United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAEA) last year published a report with a trove of intelligence indicating past, and some possibly continuing, research activities in Iran that could be relevant for nuclear weapons.
The most interesting of his documents, although not one of those received under the act, is the top-secret report of the Reagan intelligence-community transition team, which offfered both a critique of past intelligence activities during the Carter Administration and an outline of changes the Reagan team had in store.
Others, jaded by past intelligence warnings, were skeptical.
He insists on anonymity because of the nature of his past intelligence work.
