Sentence examples for intelligence terms from inspiring English sources

Yet it is still, in intelligence terms, "safe".

George Friedman, the chief executive of Stratfor, said in an e-mailed statement that the glossary was a "joke" written by its staff in 2005 as a spoof of intelligence terms.

We do not know how to construct anthropomorphic agents one-thousandth as capable as humans in general intelligence terms.

The show takes its name from an intelligence term for agents or sources who are marked as unreliable and blackballed.

The theories discussed above seek to understand intelligence in terms of hypothetical mental constructs, whether they are factors, cognitive processes, or cognitive processes in interaction with context.

Throughout the history of modern popular culture we've gone in and out of defining female intelligence in terms of intuitive displays.

The discovery, some experts expect, will help scientists understand intelligence in terms of the genes that foster it and the childhood experiences that can promote it.

Bertolucci's film responded with greater finesse to the lure of the totalitarian state, whereas Petri's ideological drive, more stubborn and sarcastic, emerges as his hero, newly promoted to chief of political intelligence, dictates terms to his colleagues.

"[This study] also reframes social intelligence in terms of cooperation rather than deception," she added.

On the blossoming of psychology: "Cognitive science, which connects psychology to linguistics, theoretical computer science, and philosophy of mind, has helped explain intelligence in terms of information, computation, and feedback.

We ignore the inconvenient fact that we choose to define and measure intelligence in terms of our greatest strengths.