Sentence examples for ultimate intelligence from inspiring English sources

For decades, people feared the ultimate intelligence failure: a nuclear Pearl Harbor.

To counter this threat, the player or a computer faction builds "The Voice of Alpha Centauri" secret project, which artificially links Planet's distributed nervous system into the human Datalinks, delaying Planet's metamorphosis into full self-awareness but incidentally increasing its ultimate intelligence substantially by giving it access to all of humanity's accumulated knowledge.

Now we replace the dishwasher with that ultimate artificial intelligence that can do everything a human can do.

The ultimate combination is: Intelligence.

"This guy was our ultimate nightmare," an American intelligence official told me in late 2001, when The New York Times first reported on Mahmood.

Indeed, chess programs now come very close to passing the late British mathematician Alan Turing's ultimate test of artificial intelligence: can a human conversing with the machine tell it is not human?

And it inspires a recounting of the crisis as a fable of the careful use, and ultimate value, of covert intelligence as provided by America's then game-changing U-2 spy planes.

Now an exceptionally well preserved 30-million-year-old skull from a female catarrhine suggests that expansion of the neocortex--associated with the ultimate development of humanlike intelligence and problem-solving--did not necessarily evolve in tandem with the visual system.

If he had to impose a view, he would reluctantly signify that intention by using the expression "I strongly recommend.... ........ And, as ultimate proof of true intelligence and integrity, he was fully capable of admitting when he was wrong.

She also partly excluded Justice Antonin Scalia from this critique, praising the "quality and intelligence (even if ultimate wrong-headedness)" of his work.

As committee hearings entered full swing last week, Republicans and Democrats were lining up for a legislative fight over who will have ultimate authority over terrorism-related intelligence in New Jersey -- the attorney general or the director of the Office of Counterterrorism -- as well as the administration of an $8.6 million budget and about 75 employees.