Sentence examples for intelligence to assess from inspiring English sources

It uses artificial intelligence to assess the surveys people are creating and provides expert guidance on how to change the format and structure to get better results.

The estimate was in a final draft when suddenly, last summer, there was new intelligence to assess: records of Iranian military officials griping about their government's decision to suspend its nuclear weapons program in 2003.

So she turned to Predictim, an online service that uses "advanced artificial intelligence" to assess a babysitter's personality, and aimed its scanners at one candidate's thousands of Facebook, Twitter and Instagram posts.

Those picket boats, armed with rifles, machine guns and grenades, are to be put into the water "if the situation warrants," the document states -- but without going into greater detail about how that decision is to be made, nor how the commander is to receive timely intelligence to assess the situation.

We tap into central intelligence to assess trends, to make important decisions, and to launch sensitive missions.

Predictim, a tech startup, offers an online service with "advanced artificial intelligence" to assess a babysitter's personality.

In August 2002, at what officials said was the council's request, the C.I.A. dispatched a senior Arab-speaking intelligence analyst to assess the detainees and talk to intelligence officers at the base.

Meanwhile, the men served as liaisons between the CIA and foreign intelligence services, and were allowed by the intelligence agency to assess the effectiveness of their own work - work that was ultimately found by the Democrats on the Senate intelligence committee to be brutal and ineffective.

The announcement created a scramble in the intelligence world to assess the damage and to find the source.

In the order, dated Tuesday, the president also directed the F.B.I., the Defense Department and intelligence agencies to assess how the information had been "handled, shared and acted upon".

In contrast, Coats said that US intelligence "continue to assess that Iran is not currently undertaking the key nuclear weapons-development activities we judge necessary to produce a nuclear device".