Sentence examples for intelligent sense from inspiring English sources
Sentence The term "intelligent sense" is a grammatically correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe someone who has good knowledge and understanding of a particular topic as in this sentence: He has an intelligent sense of business and is often sought after for advice.
A gentle and intelligent sense of humor, and a love and appreciation for all.
It was an absorbing picture with a bracingly intelligent sense of real people, gay and straight, living real lives.
This intelligent sense of the bigger picture enables Toibin to come up with sensible solutions to some famous conundrums in James scholarship.
The Towner design is modest only in the intelligent sense: budget restraints mean that goods and people have to share one giant lift.
Though some films of Nikolais's work remind me why I didn't rate him high in the 1970s, "Nik and Murray" makes me start to raise my estimation of him; he speaks with an intelligent sense of the era in which he made a new kind of multimedia dance theater.
Anne Finnis, editor, Usborne · "I'm impressed by the ability to convey a lot concisely and to move the story along, an intelligent sense of humour, and an understanding that what makes human beings tick is just as magical as anything in or out of this world".
However, because this interaction is based on a intelligent sensing and control, it is not confined to these binary states, but can adjust continuously between them.
This research proposes a novel model, architecture and intelligent sensing algorithm for real time solid waste bin monitoring system that would contribute to the solid waste collection optimization.
This constraint has multi-dimensional implications such as battery type and size, energy harvester design, lifetime of the deployment, intelligent sensing capability, etc.
This research integrated a real-time machine vision sensing system and individual nozzle controlling device with a commercial map-driven-ready herbicide sprayer to create an intelligent sensing and spraying system.
Current urban and district energy management systems lack a common semantic referential for effectively interrelating intelligent sensing, data models and energy models with visualization, analysis and decision support tools.
