Sentence examples for intelligence to remember from inspiring English sources

But imagine a progressive candidate for president with a sense of humor and the intelligence to remember that the way you win elections is to help average people make a living.

Dubbed the "girlfriend app", the chatbot uses artificial-intelligence software to remember details from previous discussions and mines the web for question-and-answer style conversations.

Both Mr. Bresee and Mr. Gordman warned that it was important to maintain perspective when mining customers for business intelligence, and essential to remember that negative reviews are not definitive.

We should celebrate the landmark moments of artificial intelligence, but we need to remember the true value of having a computer with the ability to beat us at chess, Jeopardy! or Go.

And yet for centuries memory was intelligence: education was being taught to remember things, and those who did it best were thought to be the brightest.

He came to believe that if you were going to figure out how intelligence worked you had always to remember the particular tasks for which it had evolved in the first place: running away from predators and toward mates and food.

"It is also important to remember that credible intelligence shows there are hundreds of fighters already in Europe ready to strike.

Simon O'Neill, director of health intelligence at Diabetes UK, said it was important to remember that insulin was an essential treatment for many people with diabetes.

Raccoons are noted for their intelligence, with studies showing that they are able to remember the solution to tasks for up to three years.

Perhaps the best advice to any solver is to remember that crosswords are not an intelligence test.

"But you have to remember that big powers guard their intelligence very closely".