Binney and his team began developing codes aimed at streamlining the process, allowing the agency to isolate useful intelligence.
Flagship product: "silvia platform" Symoblically isolated linguistically variable intelligence algorithm.
My mother was so lonely, so solitary, so isolated in her intelligence as a child that she invented invisible nurturing friends -- Miss Sippi and Miss Loane -- to whose house she would repair for high tea (a tale for another time).
A number of researchers started to look into the possibilities, but one in particular intrigued Snyder: that people undergoing transcranial magnetic stimulation, or TMS, could suddenly exhibit savant intelligence -- those isolated pockets of geniuslike mental ability that most often appear in autistic people.
He knows that the intelligence world is isolated from the public, and that, like so many other institutions, it has lost Americans' trust.
Intelligence from inside the isolated state is notoriously thin, and only a handful of outsiders have met him.
Consider the Bush administration's alternative and its consequences: a further isolated North Korea, increasingly paranoid, with poor intelligence placing its nuclear forces on hair-trigger alert.
He is more interested, however, in presenting him as a lonely maverick, isolated by his fascination with machine intelligence and even more so by his homosexuality.
For much of its history, the United States was isolated from danger and had a small and mostly informal intelligence apparatus.
In this approach connectionist networks are not only plausible models of isolated cognitive phenomena, but also sufficient constituents for complete artificial intelligence systems.
Isolated by his wealth, ethical high-mindedness and fierce critical intelligence, Mr. Darcy is as stubborn in his idealism as Elizabeth is in hers.
