Sentence examples for lines of intelligence from inspiring English sources

"It will be like watching a slow motion car crash as lines of intelligence dry up, intelligence officers are exposed and cyber attackers learn to avoid our defences".

A first line of intelligence gathering is a crash-severity sensor near the front bumper that tells the brain the force of the crash.

The new committee could be set up along the lines of the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC), Mrs Hodge proposed.

Wars are fought, people die and the national treasure is put on the line because of intelligence findings that persuade presidents to act.

Intelligence analysts elsewhere in the government have complained that the Pentagon team provided an alternative hard-line view of intelligence related to Iraq that Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld used in meetings with President Bush and other top national security aides.

That's the job of intelligence experts.

DeepMind is the latest in a long line of artificial intelligence acquisitions from Google that recently included the learning thermostat and smart fire alarm company Nest, described by Google's Eric Schmidt as "an important bet" which will lead to products that are "infinitely more intelligent".

This is the front line of artificial intelligence, computer science and we're going to be working on this for quite a long time to come.

VICE News journalists Kaj Larsen and Jason Leopold join On The Line to the role of intelligence agencies in the clandestine war on terror, and their new piece "The Italian Job".

"Unlike more directly observable sequestration impacts, like shorter hours at public parks or longer security lines at airports, the degradation of intelligence will be insidious," Mr. Clapper said.

Vincent Canby, as chief film critic of The New York Times, once selected memorable lines that define the speed of intelligence found in Wilder films: "Lovemaking is the red tape of marriage".