As the Scientific Revolution codified medical knowledge and made it more accessible, it empowered the masses to be more intelligently afraid.
But this England squad contains some formidable characters as well as genuinely exciting talent, and has been more intelligently prepared than any in living memory - while as any follower of the other rugby code could confirm, November 22, the date of the final, is not a bad one for winning a World Cup in Australia.
To overcome spectrum scarcity, licensed spectrum bands need to be more intelligently utilized.
The former leads to the remaining material being more effectively utilized and the latter results in the material being more intelligently redistributed.
Another example of systems making smart decisions together is when buildings are more intelligently linked to the electrical grid.
"My mantra at the beginning was it is important to act quickly, but it is more important to act intelligently," Mr. Sharkey said in an interview.
But new technology is pushing beyond traditional statistics, and machines are acting more intelligently than ever — they're not just doing the analysis, machines are now finding patterns in data and figuring out how systems "work"… often without any human intervention.
The DLC recently produced a book on security policy, arguing, roughly speaking, that Islamist terrorism is as big a threat as George Bush says it is, but needs to be fought more intelligently.
Its aim is to exercise a pervasive influence for good, and it has had tremendous success in Spain because its manner of action is much more intelligently fitted to the Spanish situation than that of the political parties.
NO MODERN text has been more intensely and intelligently analysed than the fewer than 8,000 words of the constitution of the United States.
