Sentence examples for visible intelligence from inspiring English sources

His visible intelligence and apparent humility make him a tonic on television.

Ms. Kramer, who developed her adaptation with Amy Wilson (who also plays the Joan Crawford part here), is working with a mostly female cast, led with brisk expertise and visible intelligence by Sarah Wilson as Caroline.

The book "Design: Intelligence Made Visible" (Firefly Books), by Stephen Bayley and Terence Conran, traces the development of design from the 18th century to the present, offering an alphabetical who's who of pioneering manufacturers (like Fiat and I.B.M).

His numerous books include Design: Intelligence Made Visible with co-author Terence Conran, published by Conran Octopus.

Wikipedia remains the most visible of the collective-intelligence projects.

Pakistani intelligence was more visible.

Enhanced intelligence, though less visible to passengers, has been a crucial improvement.

Six years later, Herbert Simon, one of the Dartmouth attendees, declared that machines would achieve human intelligence "in a visible future".

None of those precautions, intended to protect American lives and intelligence sources, is visible to the public.

There are too many checkpoints, and heavy cars are quite visible," she said, adding: "Other intelligence services have to be behind this.

The New Yorker, April 26 , 1947P. 20 Incidental Intelligence: A sign visible from the N. Y. Central trains as they pass through Riverdale: "Please Walk on the Ground".