SF has a long tradition of dramatising artificial intelligence.
At the same time, everyone knows which side Sweden would take in a hypothetical war: there has been a long tradition of collaboration in intelligence matters, and its armed forces snuggle as close to Nato as they can; Sweden is represented on more than 150 Nato committees, even if this figure represents only a fraction of Nato's formidable capacity to deploy committees.
In essence, Gerber's work offers an invigorating approach to art at odds to the mainstream Australian tradition of expressionism that forsakes intelligence for authenticity.
which features 81 tracks spanning the long, fruitful career of the Broadway composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim, the high priest of a tradition of wit, elegance and intelligence in musicals that may well be on its last legs.
Tests derived from a psychometric tradition are concerned with the assessment of intelligence quotients (IQ) in the general population and were originally developed to describe normal distributions of cognitive functioning.
Asperger himself wrote of "autistic intelligence," and saw it as a sort of intelligence scarcely touched by tradition and culture — unconventional, unorthodox, strangely "pure" and original, akin to the intelligence of true creativity.
Asperger himself wrote of "autistic intelligence," and saw it as a sort of intelligence scarcely touched by tradition and culture—unconventional, unorthodox, strangely "pure" and original, akin to the intelligence of true creativity.
Also, while there was a strong tradition of public health and epidemiological intelligence in the region, particularly in Thailand, the lower income countries were still developing human resources to strengthen their health systems.
"In terms of intelligence and talent, he was in that same tradition," Mr. Michaels said in a telephone interview.
When Mr. Tenet issued a statement on July 11 assuming responsibility for the State of the Union passage concerning African uranium, he was following in a long tradition of C.I.A. directors: taking blame for intelligence lapses that embarrass the president.
