Sentence examples for more intelligently applied from inspiring English sources

But the powers must be more closely controlled and more intelligently applied.

Nor is such a policy, intelligently applied, likely to be as expensive, overall, as it might sound.

Successful sportspeople have what the psychologist Carol Dweck calls a "growth mindset" – the belief that talent is intelligently applied effort in disguise.

Though these systems must still be intelligently applied, they provide the box to think within.

This combined approach was intelligently applied by Kadurugamuwa et al. (2005a) to concurrently track infection by S. pneumoniae and the associated neuronal damage.

The advantage of transfer learning is that it can intelligently apply knowledge learned previously to solve new problems faster.

The advantage of transfer learning is that it can intelligently apply knowledge learned earlier to solve new problems faster [28].

Their single lever brake system first activates the back brake and then intelligently applies braking to the front wheel.

Click looks at ways to add metadata more intelligently – and give photographers more time to take pictures.

After dealing with sanctions against Iraq for a decade, a United Nations committee is recommending how to apply embargoes more intelligently, by monitoring their impact, putting time limits on them and giving incentives for lifting them.

IBM says the acquisition will help its clients more intelligently secure their enterprises by applying analytics to connect information from key security domains and creating security dashboards for their organizations.