Sentences with phrase «see intelligence behind it»

2) Wherever you find intelligibility and specified complexity, you will always see intelligence behind it.

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Innovation is coming at companies faster than ever, and it can be hard to see since it's impossible to tell if the next genetic breakthrough is currently running on an X1 instance in Amazon or the brains behind tomorrow's artificial intelligence is being developed quite literally on a chip in some kid's basement.

Truth be told, I couldn't have created an existence this screwed up if I tried and see no intelligence whatsoever behind the design.

We see all around us how the multiplicity of the world, the interconnectedness of the world, the interdependence of each facet of the world strongly suggests an intelligence behind it.

The only semi-compelling argument behind teams testing for pot is itself a rationalization — that the testing is simply an «intelligence test» to see if the player will follow (or successfully skirt) an arbitrary rule that has no bearing whatsoever on their ability to do their job at a high level.

Auba did play on the right before going CF and he scored plenty still... so the right side of 2 AM just behind the CF will see him get plenty of the ball and in positions where he can be a threat, either driving through and shooting or using that skill and intelligence to pick the pass.

The information behind such portrayals doesn't come from the files of secret British and US intelligence services that we're never allowed to see, but from the horrifying testimony of survivors, or those still trapped in areas of ISIS control.

No one's saying who's behind it, but do note the double - edged sword of e-warfare — with their sites dead, the bad guys have a much harder time distributing videos, promoting ideology and recruiting followers, but Western intelligence agencies also lose a way of seeing into their enemy's mind.

Hidden behind a shaggy beard and big period collars, that old J.Lo yacht - dwelling Affleck swagger disappears, allowing only his innate intelligence and centeredness to shine through; we see what first endeared him to mainstream audiences long ago in Good Will Hunting.

NARC Director Joe Carnahan has a probing intelligence behind the camera, making for some arresting shots, but this movie is an overall washout, an immersion in violence and ugliness with no payoff, and with plot twists anyone could see from a half - hour away.

That these lighter textures of mischief and spiritiness can be found in a story that ultimately sees most of these young women bartered off into marriage like chattel or worse, is a testament to Erguven's sensitivity and intelligence behind the camera, and to the uniformly winning performances she elicits from her largely non-professional cast, especially Günes Sensoy as the youngest and most irrepressible of the sisters.