Sentences with phrase «more intelligence»

It can be used to generate new business, to get more intelligence about a prospect, or even to strengthen existing relationships.

Parents might wish for more intelligence in Teen Driver, such as linking the speed warning to the speed limit database in the navigation system.

And I think this is where the value investor has to show a tiny bit more intelligence than a pure contrarian instinct.

I think it requires more intelligence from the reader.

I gave you far more intelligence than you are displaying here.

That's because they rely on a trick of human psychology: We humans tend to attribute much more intelligence to the systems than is actually there.

Adding more intelligence to connected devices means they can tell you what to do (and eventually those sensors may tell a robot what to do).

Breast milk fosters more efficient function = more intelligence.

A different technique identified 30 more intelligence genes, only one of which had been previously found.

There may have been more intelligence on the opposing side, compared to what people are up against today, but the message remains clear.

Driving becomes almost intuitive as technology delivers more intelligence than ever before.

Some display more intelligence than others, but all are quite devoted to their humans.

Yesterday, I wrote about the shady role of a few start - ups in the government's bid to gather more and more intelligence about people and businesses around the globe.

He brought a bit more intelligence and control to the midfield.

The players play with more intelligence.

Amazon and Google are trying to provide a little more intelligence, everywhere, with or without a screen.

«We're building more intelligence into these vehicles so they can more reliably accomplish their missions.»

Suggests we need more intelligence regarding what central banks can and can't do.

In addition, Motorola is building more intelligence into its camera app, which will now recognize landmarks and objects and provide links to more information about them.

Microsoft's Ignite conference is bringing 23,000 IT professionals to Atlanta, Georgia this week and the company is using this opportunity to talk about how it plans to bring more intelligence to its tools and platforms.

The acquisition of Accompany will enable Cisco to take collaboration to the next level with even more intelligence.

Russia now has more intelligence agents in London than during the Cold War, officials say.

«I still think baseball takes more intelligence than any other sport,» he says, adding much about the «hulks» who play football, though he supposes he should not be quoted.

In addition to our work on legal engagements, we have regular and separate meetings to listen and gather more intelligence about our clients» requirements and evolve our response.

I would love a porcher post for bringing back tin men, whose risky work required more intelligence than that of, say, the motorcycle mechanic.

Now it's time for a company like Amazon or Google to add a lot more intelligence to the process.

Lately, Apple has been working considerately to put more intelligence into Siri.

So, I believe we all agree on a level of ignorance in order to communicate and those who may not agree we belittle but, in fact, they may be using more intelligence than the masses.

The four extra RAF Tornados will be deployed to add to the RAF's reconnaissance capabilities, enabling more intelligence - gathering to combat Col Gaddafi's reclusive tactics.

While there's plenty of exploration - both psychological and spiritual - in the Se7en screenplay, the basic structure of this story still conforms to the standard cops - versus - killer format, albeit with substantially more intelligence than your garden - variety catch - the - bad - guy movie.

He is playing the game, but stands above it with considerably more intelligence, inventiveness and style.

As a romantic comedy, it obeys none of the traditional edicts of the genre; as a character study, it brings delirious depth to its subject; and as an Adam Sandler movie, it shows more intelligence and snap than we could have ever imagined.

Had this Taken on a Train redux a good shake more intelligence and a portion less generic action hero fisticuffs, casting Neeson as down - on - his - luck ex-cop turned insurance - hawking family man Michael MacCauley would make perfect sense.

(Or at least when the joke presents itself, like recurring jabs at Batman v Superman and one «Black» Tom Cassidy, there's more intelligence behind the reference.)

Nearly any one of the myriad of Snakes on a Plane spoofs on YouTube have infinitely more humor value than this, and infinitely more intelligence.

Bearded collies exhibit more intelligence than Polish sheepdogs and have higher energy.

With the statement of more intelligence being made, having both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant makes sense.

«With Buyside, we are making a significant investment in big data so that our franchisees and their agents can gain more intelligence about the demand that exists for every one of our listings.

You really need to learn to support your position with a little more intelligence, or everybody will realize you are nothing but a clown,

It may be easy to overlaud this film by those craving a bit more intelligence from their sci - fi stories, just as the more seasoned will dismiss its relative lack of deep, novelistic sophistication.

The world needs more intelligence.

Co-processors are essentially extra silicon inside a handset that facilitates specific functions — in the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL the co-processor is to bring more intelligence to photo processing and aid machine learning which is behind the Pixel's HDR + technology.

Russia now has more intelligence agents in London than during the Cold War, officials say.

No, it takes more intelligence to say «we don't know, but we can keep looking» than just say «god did it.

It all leads up to the Big Fight, handled with far more intelligence and grace than in the recent Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and comes closer to something that many young comic book fans have played out in their imaginations.