Sentence examples for intelligence publishing from inspiring English sources

Having set up his own games developer, Elixir Studios in 1998, Hassabis left the games industry for cognitive neuroscience and artificial intelligence publishing influential papers in memory and amnesia.

But for others there's a quarterly journal called Studies in Intelligence, published by the Central Intelligence Agency.

Her latest book is an edited collection, Working Memory: The Connected Intelligence, published by Psychology Press.

Recently, the journal engineering applications of artificial intelligence published a paper by Chen and Deng (2009) where the authors propose a mutual authentication protocol for RFID.

Manning is accused of "wrongfully and wantonly causing to be published on the internet intelligence belonging to the US government, having knowledge that intelligence published on the internet is accessible to the enemy".

A second charge follows a similar theme, and accuses of Manning of causing information to be published "having knowledge that intelligence published on the internet is accessible to the enemy".

Faced with claims from MPs that the intelligence published by the government at lunchtime did not categorically prove that the Syrian government used chemical weapons, he said politicians ultimately had to make a "judgment" on these matters.

In Washington DC last December, the US Senate select committee on intelligence published a summary of its findings on the CIA's use of unlawful detention and torture following 9/11.

A study of collective intelligence published last year found that when undergoing the Reading the Mind in the Eyes test, which tests one's ability to read another person's mental state by looking at his or her eyes, the subjects' scores on the test predict their ability to work in a group — even when that group is online, working remotely.

An organisation called Dr Foster Intelligence published a league table of NHS Trusts with higher than average death rates.

But much of his understanding of neuroscience has been self taught and his views outlined in his book, On Intelligence, published in 2004.