Sentence examples for intelligence pieces from inspiring English sources

A year later we have Salesforce Einstein, which isn't so much a product as a technology umbrella under which all of Salesforce's artificial intelligence pieces live.

In this case it's using natural language processing, voice recognition technology and other artificial intelligence pieces to interpret the person's voice and transcribe what they are saying or understand their request better.

At the Dog Star Orchestra festival, in Los Angeles, I caught a live performance of selections from Michael Pisaro's "Tombstones," which suggests an alien intelligence piecing together pop-culture flotsam that has traversed interstellar space.

"What they haven't told us is how does the intelligence piece fit into the larger offensive against Iraq, or how do these extra demands on our intelligence capabilities effect our commitment to the war on terrorism in Afghanistan," said one official.

The same institution had big growth in the consumption of the business intelligence piece once it became easier to map roles onto data access rights.

This also plays into the bigger intelligence piece that the company has been trying to build by way of its new Einstein machine learning platform.

The Intelligence piece uses machine learning to help sales people do things like find the most successful quote packages put together by the highest earning sales people.

This week it introduced Apollo, a stand-alone artificial intelligence piece its CEO claims is well ahead of its well-heeled competitors — and it chose to announce this new product in the middle of Dreamforce, Salesforce's enormous customer conference.

This emotional intelligence piece is compelling to me, as social and emotional intelligence are foundations of happiness.

After the 2011 raid, several U.S. officials were quoted in news articles that the reward would not be paid because the compound was located through electronic intelligence pieced together by field operatives, not an informant.

Many tasks that require IQ are taken over by computers and robots, but we need the emotional intelligence piece to make teams work as Daniel Pink's brilliant book A Whole New Mind explains in much further detail.