Sentence examples for intelligence thus from inspiring English sources
The concepts aimed at are characterized by modularity and intelligence, thus, enabling flexibility and re-configurability focusing on future knowledge-based and agile manufacturing enterprises.
Intuition and intelligence thus each correspond to tendencies within the human psyche, which, as whole, thereby coincides immediately — if only partially — with the vital impulse.
Tennessee is at the epicenter of the opioid epidemic and their response was the rapid creation of an integrated data program incorporating scientific rigor with business intelligence thus, giving them a better understanding of the outbreak.
One can say, "their evidence is so poor that there is no way to convince either me or any other person of an average intelligence, thus it is not worthy of our interest".
The PMO release says that Fantino "will support the Minister of National Defence in the areas of arctic sovereignty, information technology security and foreign intelligence, thus continuing the Government's efforts to defend our values and interests at home and around the world".
After all, Margolis notes, Iran was invaded by the British and Soviets in 1941, with its oil fields seized to support the war effort; and in 1953, its democratically elected prime minister, Mohammed Mossadegh, was overthrown in a coup orchestrated by U.S. and British intelligence, thus preventing him from nationalizing Iranian oil production.
More than that, she carries herself with imperious intelligence, and thus seems to be self-conscious about her own wickedness.
Good intelligence was thus hard to come by, which meant that military operations often missed their marks.
He is only able to unite the other apes due to this improved intelligence, and thus, his closeness to humanity.
In effect, they recreated intelligence files, thus avoiding information that might be tainted because it was obtained during interrogations using harsh techniques.
The joint inquiry is to include the membership of both the House and Senate intelligence committees, thus avoiding the potential for dueling hearings and possibly disparate conclusions.
