If we learn effective processes to utilize the collective intelligence through methods of collaboration that both allow us to tap into the super brain of a team and yet give us the necessary time to concentrate, we will quite rapidly start changing the way we work.
On the other hand, existing medium access control (MAC) protocols for cognitive radio networks do not fully utilize the adaptability and intelligence of the cognitive radio (CR) to achieve efficient spectrum utilization, let alone fairness and QoS support.
He lives in rural Fairfield, Iowa, where he works at the Maharishi University of Management, which calls itself an institution "utilizing the managing intelligence of Nature for professional success and personal fulfillment".
A folksonomy aggregates the results of personal free tagging of information and objects to form a categorization structure that applies utilizes the collective intelligence of crowds.
Accordingly, in this study three proximate and ultimate analysis based nonlinear correlations have been developed for the prediction of HHV of coals by utilizing the computational intelligence (CI) based genetic programming (GP) formalism.
In this approach, project ideas will come directly from public institutions without utilizing the collective intelligence of the crowd, but citizens will be utilized as a tool for prioritizing those projects and providing required funds.
Many large companies utilize the concept of "Emotional Intelligence," the measuring tool that while first introduced by psychologists, Peter Salovey and John Mayer in 1990, only entered the wider lexicon after Daniel Goleman's 1995 book (also called "Emotional Intelligence").
It takes both men and women, working together in unison, to fully utilize the broad spectrum of gender intelligence and maintain a competitive advantage.
"I strongly believe that we should take a more sophisticated approach, utilizing the power of artificial intelligence for processing large amounts of detailed visual information in order to substitute for the missing functions of the eye and much of the visual pre-processing performed by the brain," wrote the clearly far-sighted C.C. Collins way back in 1985.
