Sentence examples for some intelligence in from inspiring English sources

An ambient intelligence based UbiCom is a pervasive system in which services have some intelligence in order to smoothly interact with users immersed in the environment.

They also just use the phrase "AI" for their basic attempt toward a product that might be of some intelligence in the future.

"I'm sure we disagree on a lot but I see some intelligence in her".

One result of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in the United States was an American effort to re-establish some intelligence operations in Somalia.

In a large randomized trial of human lactation, researchers have found evidence that prolonged breast-feeding is associated with improved scores on some intelligence tests in childhood.

Studies have linked hours in front of a screen with attention problems, poor school performance, bullying and doing poorly on some intelligence tests in later childhood.

Surely at some point we can stop looking for the evildoer who fed us some discredited "intelligence" in the president's State of the Union address, and start asking why, whenever given the chance, this administration chose to amplify a threat that clearly was neither new nor imminent.

In other words, the community exhibits some intelligence not evidenced in the predictions of the individual teams.

Many European analysts and some intelligence agencies have in the past responded to Israel's warnings with skepticism, if not outright suspicion.

The rule, which would require a second check on each attempt to access sensitive information, is already in place in some intelligence agencies.

Some are rooted in intelligence, some in wisdom and some in neither!