Sentence examples for intelligence which are from inspiring English sources

The dark arts of signals intelligence, which are used by all sides in this conflict, are rarely revealed.

Sternberg posited three ("triarchic") integrated and interdependent aspects of intelligence, which are concerned, respectively, with a person's internal world, the external world, and experience.

To oppose them requires us to be different from them, and that begins with both empathy and intelligence, which are not as separate as we have often been told.

Differences in endurance or reaction time, which depend on relatively few genes, can evolve quickly among population groups; not so differences in intelligence, which are rooted in an organ -- the brain -- that is the product of nearly half the human genome.

The Internet of Things hosts a vision of ubiquitous computing and ambient intelligence, which are enhanced by requiring, among other things, total communication and complete computing capability, and by integrating the elements of continuous communication, identification and interaction.

They complain that classical theory does a poor job of explaining graceful degradation of function, holistic representation of data, spontaneous generalization, appreciation of context, and many other features of human intelligence which are captured in their models.

She's so intelligent, and she remains sexual through her intelligence, which is rare.

Distributed artificial intelligence, which is commonly implemented in the form of intelligent agents, offers considerable potential for the development of such tools.

"What fascinated me," Mr. Bertolucci said, "was his kind of intelligence, which is very special.

One was struck first by his fierce intelligence, which was arresting.

"That requires another level of intelligence, which is a harder problem," he said.