The wine list, too, is a thing of beauty, featuring an eclectic but super-intelligent range of regions and grapes, both natural and conventional, from out-there Greeks to more familiar Italians, and that's testament to having a really good relationship with your suppliers.
The Federal Highway Administration has spent hundreds of millions of dollars over the past decade to make highways "intelligent," deploying a wide range of detection devices known collectively as I.T.S. (intelligent transportation systems), which are supposed to track, predict, and possibly control traffic.
It opens a whole new range of intelligent apps and services," adds Richard Zito, principal software engineer at publisher Touch Press.
The BBC2 controller, Janice Hadlow, said: "I'm delighted to be bringing such an exciting range of intelligent new arts programmes for BBC2.
Looking to take our range of intelligent analysis products to new markets, in August we struck a deal with the Press Association to sell official Premier League data to overseas media clients.
The paper describes a multi-modal scheme for human robot interaction suited for a wide range of intelligent service robot applications.
"[The Virtual Agent] enables our customers to develop a wide range of intelligent service conversations from a quick question to an entire business action through the messaging platform of their choice," Desai said in a statement.
Most of the orchestral writing, says the music analyst Eric Roseberry, lies "well within the range of intelligent young players of very restricted technique".
The initial ratings are based on a system the CQC calls "intelligent monitoring", which uses a range of information, such as surveys, official statistics and patients' experience.
"We knew that many of our viewers liked tuning into intelligent discussions about a whole range of subjects and that they would not be happy if drip-fed too many items on lipstick, hair, cookery and make-overs," said Finnigan.
