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| ut also represents the unity of prosperity, | intelligence, longevity, health and happiness. |
| Artificial | Intelligence Ltd were awarded the British Computer Socie |
| aster of his instrument” and “a musician of | intelligence, lyricism and subtlety.” |
| veral fields including robotics, artificial | intelligence, machine learning, and ubiquitous computing |
| He later became the editor in chief of | intelligence Magazine (sic), published by ACM. |
| Chapman has been interviewed by industry | intelligence magazine, Five Eight, and mentioned by Musi |
| Shingo Katsurayama as SDF | Intelligence Maj. |
| Her high AP and | Intelligence make her a good candidate to learn magic fr |
| s been thought that the complexity of human | intelligence makes us special-but the Principle asserts |
| the California University of Protection and | Intelligence Management by former members of the CIA, US |
| oncepts including counterterrorism studies, | intelligence management, and strategic security & protec |
| The Planning / | Intelligence Manager (Planning/Intel Manager) function i |
| , and probably other processes to raise the | intelligence, manual dexterity, and 'consciousness' of t |
| has served as a trusted partner to the U.S. | intelligence, maritime, space, and homeland communities |
| orma Research Services provides competitive | intelligence, market research, mystery shopping, and com |
| earch and consulting unit offers competitor | intelligence, market and trends analysis, mergers and ac |
| Bronze Star His citation recorded that "the | intelligence material gathered through his selfless and |
| are often based on classified military and | intelligence material to which he has been granted exclu |
| art of the world, Trinity gathered valuable | intelligence material on local conditions in Iraq and Ir |
| Those members delivering stolen | intelligence materials included Victor Perlo, chief of t |
| He was a consultant to the Pentagon on | intelligence matters in 1976. |
| issues of terrorism, homeland security, and | intelligence matters while serving in the House earned h |
| o major British newspapers on terrorism and | intelligence matters, including The Daily Telegraph, The |
| nternational affairs, national security and | intelligence matters. |
| that circumstantial evidence indicated "US | intelligence may have played an unfortunate part in Horm |
| of other states through their own national | intelligence mechanisms. |
| The Distinguished | Intelligence Medal is awarded by the Central Intelligenc |
| Intelligence Medal | |
| with 13 oak leaf clusters, and the National | Intelligence Medal of Achievement. |
| Faurer has also been presented the National | Intelligence Medal of Achievement in recognition of his |
| The | Intelligence Medal of Merit is awarded by the Central In |
| s culminating with the Distinguished Career | Intelligence Medal. |
| Ralph [received] the Career | Intelligence Medal...reflecting `exceptional achievement |
| ertising, digital IR/PR, journalism, market | intelligence, media/marketing, news dissemination, resea |
| ing research in computer vision, artificial | intelligence, medical image processing, radar image unde |
| on will be on offering degrees to Air Force | Intelligence members studying at Goodfellow Air Force Ba |
| According to an | intelligence memorandum, prepared by the Office of Natio |
| The | Intelligence Men (1965) |
| red in the 1965 Morecambe and Wise film The | Intelligence Men. |
| Future Mind: Artificial | Intelligence: Merging the Mystical and the Technological |
| US/CAN/GBR/NZL EYES ONLY, used primarily on | intelligence messages, gives an easier way to indicate t |
| US/CAN/GBR/NZL eyes only, used primarily on | intelligence messages, gives an easier way to indicate t |
| one of the earliest practitioners of modern | intelligence methods both for espionage and for domestic |
| y research centre, which applies artificial | intelligence methods to problems in finance and economic |
| ld War I, he was in British Military (Army) | Intelligence, MI1. |
| ley's talent was tapped by British Military | Intelligence MI6 to help combat the propaganda coming fr |
| l-defense training, might cover cryptology, | intelligence microphotography, toxicology, railway sabot |
| he Royal Engineers and attached to security | intelligence Middle East, based in Egypt. |
| Theoretically, | intelligence might correlate with the absolute amount of |
| lthough generally with an animal possessing | intelligence), mild sado-masochism, homosexuality (femal |
| Deep Blue: An Artificial | Intelligence Milestone, Springer-Verlag, 2003 |
| Service press release: Fixed versus growth | intelligence mindsets: It's all in your head, Dweck says |
| ed by a number of Majlis members and by the | intelligence minister, Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Eje'i. |
| Iran's | intelligence minister, Heidar Moslehi, announced last we |
| The British | intelligence mission Force 136 air-dropped several Free |
| The Iwakuro Kikan or the I Kikan was an | intelligence mission and liaison office for the Japanese |
| In order to carry out its primary | intelligence mission, the BPP operates numerous civic ac |
| way of saying that he's performing another | intelligence mission-as an "accidental" spy. |
| Soviet territory was a deliberately planned | intelligence mission. |
| h lies, at least in part, outside its usual | intelligence mission. |
| During this time, he was sent frequently on | intelligence missions to the Middle East and the United |
| eutenant Blue was advanced five numbers for | intelligence missions in Cuba during the Spanish-America |
| ete at the start of the war, Japan had sent | intelligence missions, notably under Major I Fujiwara, i |
| On his | intelligence missions, he would wear a fez and peasant c |
| Featuring a Business | Intelligence module, powered by Cognos. |
| said Simon Bailey of the London-based Gulf | Intelligence Monitor. |
| German | intelligence monitored the apartment, but did not find a |
| rious professional roles in order to gather | intelligence more effectively. |
| the track "With Me" from their Art Official | Intelligence: Mosaic Thump album and by Nas on the track |
| appealing cast and doesn't insult viewers' | intelligence most of the time. |
| ing founded on mutual love, sensitivity and | intelligence… Mrs. Ganguli's case was hardly typical eve |
| n McDowell, which may have been part of the | intelligence Mrs. Greenhow got to Confederate forces und |
| Empire, including elements such as Evolving | Intelligence, nanomeds, biomechanical enhancements and f |
| ry 1895, he reported to the Office of Naval | Intelligence, Navy Department, Washington, DC, and follo |
| val codes for some time, which provided the | intelligence needed to allow allied convoys to avoid U-b |
| dio communications with UK and developed an | intelligence network in Southern Norway. |
| lains that in the near future an artificial | intelligence network called Skynet will become self-awar |
| e group in Greece, intending to organize an | intelligence network and perform sabotage against German |
| ader and organiser who created an extensive | intelligence network that was a clandestine component of |
| onnections to perform vital work for the US | intelligence network run by Allen Welsh Dulles. |
| became known for his part in Elizabeth I's | intelligence network inside the jail, smuggling letters |
| rly 30s, she became head of the underground | intelligence network which was to become known as "The A |
| The Global Public Health | Intelligence Network (GPHIN) is an electronic public hea |
| tal in setting up and expanding the British | intelligence network in Afghanistan. |
| The | intelligence network continued to report throughout 1972 |
| y unsafe as the communists had an extensive | intelligence network utilizing many civilians, and an Am |
| led 1716-1745) dismissed all ninja from his | intelligence network and replaced them with people from |
| and deployed the R.A.I.N (Remote Artificial | Intelligence Network), a remote guidance system for the |
| She joined the Red Orchestra | intelligence network, a Soviet-sponsored organization fo |
| iography), Robert David STEELE Vivas, Earth | Intelligence Network, 2008, (ISBN 0971566151) |
| s interests invited him to set up a private | intelligence network, the Industrial Intelligence Board, |
| lackadder succeeds he will be head of a new | intelligence network, Operation: Winkle (to winkle out t |
| al of the project was the creation of a new | intelligence network. |
| Artificial | Intelligence, Networking and System Engineering, Softwar |
| supposed to be dissolved, along with other | intelligence networks such as XU and Zero. |
| the war period might have been recruited to | intelligence networks or Stay-behind groups. |
| Japanese | intelligence never learned of the existence of these air |
| 2), Up from Dragons: The evolution of human | intelligence, New York: McGraw-Hill, ISBN 0-07-137825-1 |
| The Weapons | Intelligence Non Proliferation and Arms Control Center ( |
| Intelligence Now (By the Way Books, 1999) | |
| Blake has authored several books, including | Intelligence Now, The Intelligent Enneagram and the logo |
| to Germany after World War 2 by the British | Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee to study the devel |
| hese collections is selected around current | intelligence objectives and priorities. |
| arch 1941) was considerably helped by Ultra | intelligence obtained from Italian naval Enigma signals. |
| detailed reports to his superiors regarding | intelligence obtained as a result of interrogation. |
| no point matches the level of the humor and | intelligence of its principal performance". |
| The Naval | Intelligence of Pakistan launched a formal investigation |
| the nous to pass it with all the guile and | intelligence of the most cerebral of inside-forwards. |
| sages, munitions, and supplies and gathered | intelligence of Confederate activity for the use of both |
| eserve' bees, the speed of the bees and the | intelligence of the bees all increase on each successive |
| He also has the | intelligence of Bruce Banner. |
| ch wrecked his supply line; but Manfred had | intelligence of his move and lay in a strong position ac |
| 1945 for the Far Eastern section (Japanese | intelligence) of the U.S. Office of Strategic Services ( |
| f Pope Benedict "He [Pope Benedict] has the | intelligence of 12 professors and is as pious as a child |
| friend Jia Sen, a swimming captain with the | intelligence of an 8-year-old. |
| when he was appointed Director of Criminal | Intelligence of the Government of India. |
| ravings and tripe" and as an insult to the | intelligence of Canadians. |
| sition totally outrageous, an insult to the | intelligence of the American public, and a hoax. |
| Evidenzbureau, the directorate of military | intelligence of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. |
| mples and tools that harness the collective | intelligence of people |
| The Romans had | intelligence of the plan beforehand. |
| Despite having considerable | intelligence of the strength of the French fleet at Toul |
| c diagnoses (PGD) in order to determine the | intelligence of embryos and possible children. |
| as a Maiden-lane whip-maker, of the average | intelligence of a mechanic" , and was an alderman of New |
| the FARC's Secretariat and in 1989 military | intelligence of the Colombian Army reported that Vargas |
| rol signals), writing, images and sounds or | intelligence of any nature by radiation of electromagnet |
| er 1967) was an Irish historian and head of | intelligence of the Cork No. 1 Brigade of the Irish Repu |
| deas and we don't want to underestimate the | intelligence of ours listeners." |
| The decoding by British Naval | intelligence of the Zimmermann telegram helped bring the |
| is a twenty - year old man, but he has the | intelligence of a child. |
| multaneously assuming the consciousness and | intelligence of the consumed beings as almost an 'evolve |
| alists, who had been forewarned by military | intelligence of the attack, easily repulsed the attacker |
| e functional need of sitting, celebrate the | intelligence of their design and the beauty of their pat |
| cember, a message was intercepted by Indian | Intelligence of a high-level meeting of the civilian adm |
| Due to increasing U.S. | intelligence of the build-up of regimental-size PAVN uni |
| From 1951 to 1954 Howard was Chief of | Intelligence of the Allied Land Forces in Central Europe |
| ts leader, Major Fujiwara Iwaichi, chief of | intelligence of the Japanese 15th Army, initially statio |
| The French however, had gained | intelligence of the proposed attack and had reinforced t |
| The Government received | intelligence of the plot; the route was diverted and arr |
| Aussies rank 34th in Stanley Coren's The | Intelligence of Dogs, being of above average "Working an |
| ies; he must, therefore, have received some | intelligence of the direction they were taking towards P |
| he infamous quote on the inferiority of the | intelligence of women. |
| glass served as Assistant Director, Current | Intelligence, of the CIA, from, January 1951 thorugh Jul |
| een despatched with a small party to obtain | intelligence of its strength and position. |
| The artificial | intelligence of the game is strong causing even strong h |
| of outrages from the soldiers, he received | intelligence of the approach of a brigade of the Parliam |
| warding, particularly the simple artificial | intelligence of enemies. |
| The Artificial | Intelligence of the Tachikomas, by comparison, is enough |
| val Reserve under Lt Colonel Bill Toombs as | Intelligence Office and resident Turkish interpreter at |
| rd in Britain and with the Indian Political | Intelligence Office headed by John Wallinger, which oper |
| he also served the Deputy Assistant Defense | Intelligence Office for Africa Policy as a liaison to th |
| The General | Intelligence Office is the internal intelligence agency |
| Leigh's | Intelligence Office, 1768. |
| ates Branch, in General Douglas MacArthur's | intelligence office. |
| rom 1977 served in Northern Ireland both as | intelligence officer and, after attending Staff College, |
| - 5 November 1994) was a Norwegian military | intelligence officer and newspaper editor. |
| This, combined with Imperial | Intelligence officer Kirtan Loor's terrorist activities |
| otland is intercepted by a British Military | Intelligence officer (James Stephenson), leading to the |
| y, rising from ordinary seaman to become an | intelligence officer serving in the Far East. |
| ld War he served in the artillery and as an | intelligence officer in France, Italy North Africa , Pal |
| He served as a translator and | intelligence officer in the Pacific and was serving on t |
| - 27 July 2008) was a Swedish-born British | intelligence officer and spy during World War II. |
| Indeed, any good [Israeli] | intelligence officer must have concluded that Liberty wa |
| mentioned in dispatches for his role as an | intelligence officer during the EOKA disturbances. |
| and especially with the help of ex-English | intelligence officer and Muslim convert St. John Philby |
| During World War I, he was an | Intelligence officer in the Royal Australian Navy, holdi |
| ry New Model Army, in 1646 a Lieutenant and | intelligence officer in Whalley's Regiment. |
| The Norwegian | intelligence officer Alf Martens Meyer, recruited three |
| 991 against Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, a Libyan | intelligence officer and the head of security for Libyan |
| In 1921 he was appointed as the Military | Intelligence Officer of the Ceylon Defence Force. |
| Islands, where he was assigned as squadron | intelligence officer and combat crew commander. |
| dening' (mining) operations, the squadron's | Intelligence Officer was Michael Bentine, later to becom |
| speaker was soon afterwards appointed Chief | Intelligence Officer with the British Military Mission t |
| he enlisted in the US Army and served as an | Intelligence Officer with the US Army Special Forces at |
| ebruary 23, 1974) was a German diplomat and | intelligence officer during World War II. |
| d War II Crankshaw served as a 'Y' (Signals | Intelligence) officer in the British Army. |
| racterized Makgill as "perhaps the greatest | Intelligence officer produced in this century" |
| was a British political author and a former | intelligence officer at Bletchley Park during World War |
| NPR reports that David Gordon, a former | intelligence officer who now leads research at the Euras |
| He entered Baghdad as | Intelligence Officer with the Black Watch. |
| s provided for the establishment of a Chief | Intelligence Officer who was to be attached to the Offic |
| Marine Corps, serving as an interpreter and | intelligence officer attached to the first squadron of t |
| He became the organisation's senior | intelligence officer where he received assistance from h |
| ty of Houston, served in Iraq as a civilian | Intelligence Officer working for US Central Command (CEN |
| -February 7, 1967) was a United States Army | intelligence officer and a recipient of the United State |
| ne 1944, he took over the post of Battalion | Intelligence Officer until August 1944. |
| He served as an | intelligence officer in the Second World War between 194 |
| vel The Philosophical Strangler features an | intelligence officer named "The Angel Jimmy Jesus". |
| 25 July 1920: An RIC | intelligence officer was assassinated by the IRA outside |
| He was an infantry and | intelligence officer of the Nigerian Army. |
| son of the Far House, well known author and | intelligence officer in World War 2. |
| ichard Meinertzhagen at Bremen, the British | Intelligence officer whom he had fought a battle of wits |
| Intelligence Officer | |
| He served as an infantry and | intelligence officer in the U.S. Army from 1963 to 1965. |
| An | intelligence officer in the United States Naval Reserve, |
| 1927), Israeli | intelligence officer |
| When word spreads that Military | Intelligence officer Malachy Kitchen, posted to Iraq, wa |
| The | Intelligence Officer |
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