Sentence examples for intelligence points from inspiring English sources

Israel prevents many attacks by penetrating these networks though as Shlomo Gazit, a former head of military intelligence, points out, Israel knows roughly where its enemies can be found, and so can monitor their movements and cultivate informers.

A sense of complacency at this time would be inexcusable under any circumstances, but it is reckless when intelligence points to the likelihood of more terrorist attacks on aviation.

While it might sound like just another Facebook hire, the move, which LeCun describes as having "the long-term goal of bringing about major advances in artificial intelligence," points to a new layer in Facebook's ambitions, as well as a shift in the research and development of artificial intelligence.

Native Intelligence points out that the Cecil Hotel, on Main Street between Sixth and Seventh downtown, was home to Jack Unterweger, the Austrian who strangled prostitutes with their own bra straps, when he lived and stalked in L.A. The hotel was bought by a developer last spring, who plans to invest heavily to turn it into "a tourist-oriented commercial hotel with a long-term component".

In addition, the failure of the original promise of intelligence points to a two-sided problem: the persistent elusiveness of ordinary human reasoning and knowing what people really want and the permissiveness of the definitional looseness of intelligence in terms of what can be expected of the role and scope of artificial reasoning in context-aware interaction paradigms ([38], p. 12).

If you cannot sense the irony in this song, you're about two intelligence points above a kumquat.

Forty years ago the astronomer Carl Sagan, who led the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, pointed out that there is nonhuman intelligent life right here on Earth.

Mr. Simmons said the best available intelligence pointed to Saddam Hussein as a threat.

However, the official said there had been a spike in recent intelligence pointing to financial targets.

In my father's case, they have not, but we do have intelligence pointing to involvement of the Pakistani military.

American intelligence and counterterrorism officials said they had gathered intelligence pointing to a series of suspected plans linked to Al Qaeda to attack "soft targets" in Britain, France and Germany.