Sentence examples for intelligence relied on from inspiring English sources

In the absence of agents (human intelligence or Humint) within the Damascus regime, it is likely that the bulk of secret intelligence relied on will be sourced from signals intelligence (listening to phone calls, radio messages and so on), known as Sigint.

There is not a shred of evidence to support that claim, one that falls into the same category as the bogus intelligence relied on to justify war in Iraq.

"We do not believe that over-reliance on dissident and émigré sources was a major cause of subsequent weakness in the human intelligence relied on" by Britain, the report said.

The author of "Emotional Intelligence" relies on research on attention to argue that high achievement requires three kinds of focus.

Collective intelligence relies on a certain degree of innocence.

Among the many were "Bad Taste," and "Mend the tears and hide the knife," and "The quality of man's intelligence relies on his senses".

The Tarawa calamity was already a Pacific legend: how naval intelligence, relying on obsolete charts, had miscalculated the tides so flagrantly that the Marine troops in their landing vessels were forced to disembark on coral reefs and then wade ashore for hundreds of yards, exposed to killing fire from Japanese machine guns.

Pamuk has a flattering faith in his readers' intelligence, relying on us to figure out what qualities and quirks have been passed down through the generations of men in the family, not just the obvious (alcoholism) but the less common impulse to amass, record and find answers in encyclopedic compilations of knowledge.

We know that perspective is a trick, and that a flat surface stands for a denser and more far-reaching world, but it is an illusion of which art — in drawing and painting, in still photography, and in two-dimensional films — has availed itself with unstinting intelligence, relying on our instinct to decipher the code.

In short, collective intelligence relies on the combined brain power of large groups of people.

The commercialization potential of such services has naturally expanded beyond the realm of location-based technologies and has contributed to coining the term location intelligence when referring to business intelligence relying on geospatial data.