Sentence examples for some sort of intelligent from inspiring English sources

If you could simulate those neurons spindly, highly interlinked cells that pass electrochemical signals between themselves then perhaps some sort of intelligent behaviour might emerge.Caught by the netNeurons are immensely complex.

If Sarah Palin's well-deserved flameout can save us from the ascendancy of a much smarter, more adept Sarah Palin in the future, at least until we can navigate some sort of intelligent path forward, her self-inflicted political implosion will have served us all well.

All digital scopes have some sort of intelligent triggers on board, meaning you can trigger on more than just the rising or falling edge of your signal.

It was a sort of intelligent guess by a committee".

The sort of intelligent, reliable, hard-working, adaptable cricketer who Cook and Peter Moores will want to keep in their set-up.

Paper, but magnetic, they are designed to cling to a sort of intelligent flat screen-cum-notice board in your kitchen.

But at his final sentencing the judge said, "There is just no evidence that there was anything other than sort of intelligent inquisitiveness and the pleasure of being able to — what's the expression — surf through these various computers".

And the scale of this book's ambition -- social comedy, thriller and legal drama simultaneously -- means the pace is frantic: there's no room for the sort of intelligent idling that Parks does so beautifully.

He has been much with me: I've written a short piece on him for a new review (guided by us, which will be a sort of intelligent New York Times section), talked on television, re-read quantities and talked on him to my classes at Harvard.

In short, it's a sort of intelligent photocopier that is, in theory, completely legal.

Heck, even Siri is sort of intelligent if you interact with her in the strict Noh theatre that is modern voice interaction.