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| Gal's | intelligence and piety caused his recommendation as coun |
| viable: sell globally and price with market | intelligence and not "rules of thumb". |
| t Evil 3: Nemesis are shown to possess some | intelligence and the ability to carry out specific instr |
| in the 1899 Benin Territories Expedition as | Intelligence and Survey Officer, and was mentioned in De |
| Soble's code name in Soviet | intelligence and in the Venona files is ABRAM. |
| She was noted for her | intelligence and beauty. |
| resent, but have no effect on the patient's | intelligence and mental growth. |
| Getzoff's cover name in Soviet | intelligence and as deciphered in the Venona cables is " |
| ; IGN had issues with the game's artificial | intelligence and GameSpy said the "Skills Mode" was "not |
| The operation was overseen by Cuban | intelligence, and also involved East Germany and the Sov |
| warded the Legion of Merit "for his work in | intelligence and public relations during the war." |
| by France, who refused to provide FANT with | intelligence and logistical support, causing FANT to suf |
| t a child, but one who has begun to display | intelligence and is close to growing a beard (181e). |
| Her father praised her | intelligence and ability, but lamented that she was “bor |
| l featured his melodious voice, his supreme | intelligence, and his love of the language. |
| e Chair of the Statutory Joint Committee on | Intelligence and Security. |
| Personnel are drawn from military | intelligence and police backgrounds. |
| e Macquarie University Centre for Policing, | Intelligence and Counter Terrorism. |
| ineer on the highlands, and displayed great | intelligence and activity in every duty throughout the o |
| was a double agent for both the Sri Lankan | Intelligence and the LTTE but there is no clear evidence |
| complaints and an oversight committee (the | Intelligence and Security Committee) composed of nine MP |
| His code name in Soviet | intelligence and in the Venona files is "Ruble". |
| te our mechanics as a class in the scale of | intelligence and influence, and add to their personal in |
| d Ottaway, a member of the House of Commons | Intelligence and Security Committee dismissed the commen |
| urrently a member of the editorial board of | Intelligence, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Me |
| isible life form that has developed its own | intelligence and escaped his laboratory. |
| Cold: Heinz Barwich's Flight from the GDR”, | Intelligence and National Security , Vol. 20, No. 4 (200 |
| ontrol Centre is responsible for collecting | intelligence and monitoring operations in respect of ill |
| raining with a specialization in artificial | intelligence and fuzzy logic, and Pentti Kouri, a New Yo |
| On the Border of War and Peace: Polish | Intelligence and Diplomacy in 1937-1939 and the Origins |
| keeping the Commissioner informed with any | intelligence and making sure news was disseminated appro |
| 94-97) and Assistant Secretary of State for | Intelligence and Research (1997-99). |
| counterterrorism analyst for the Office of | Intelligence and Analysis at the U.S. Department of the |
| She carried out a number of | intelligence and special operations activities during Wo |
| nal staff of the Senate Select Committee on | Intelligence and, from 1982 to 1984, served as the commi |
| They both appreciated her | intelligence and, in July 1779, she became the governess |
| ld also be filled with wandering artificial | intelligence and, based on the way the player interacts |
| nvironment for students of average or above | intelligence and/or abilities. |
| The Nexus Business | Intelligence Annual Report 2008/09 provides analysis of |
| security roles within Syria's military and | intelligence apparatus. |
| estimates, and later served as director of | intelligence applications in the Office of Assistant Chi |
| The Artificial | Intelligence Applications Institute (AIAI) at the School |
| abstract data structure used in artificial | intelligence applications to aid agents in path-finding |
| t Survival Training Course (17 days, 1987), | Intelligence Applications Officer Course (680 Hours, 199 |
| His research interests include artificial | intelligence applications, computational finance, constr |
| , that sells enterprise search and business | intelligence applications. |
| ing examples and case studies of collective | intelligence applications. |
| ental of Chile for the expert architectural | intelligence applied to the context of low cost housing. |
| package implementing the Reactive Business | Intelligence approach. |
| off Wake Island on 1 January 1942 to gather | intelligence, approaching close enough to see Japanese m |
| Individual differences related to general | intelligence, aptitudes and motivation while instruction |
| is credited with redesigning the U.S. Army | intelligence architecture during his command of the Unit |
| ector of The Investigative Project, a large | intelligence archive on Islamist groups around the world |
| advisor and the overseer of all the Soviet | intelligence archives, to request the release of any Sov |
| the same time, parts of a unique artificial | intelligence are stolen by several villains acting under |
| -occupied territory, and the results of the | intelligence are communicated to Department 1c of the [G |
| vision, practical ability, persistence, and | intelligence are the hallmarks of a people who were pion |
| Emotion and | intelligence are strongly interconnected. |
| ne within proper limits, where the means of | intelligence are equally accessible to both parties. |
| residents; this was submitted mainly to the | Intelligence Army Bureau. |
| ains three exhibits of important historical | intelligence artifacts at CIA Headquarters in Langley, V |
| The standard textbook in artificial | intelligence, Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach |
| the FBI, and the Senate Select Committee on | Intelligence, as well as the investigations of foreign i |
| Ferdonnet was identified in 1939 by French | intelligence as the main French speaker of Radio-Stuttga |
| can be considered an example of collective | intelligence as it not only increases Wikipedia content |
| gar or egg shell and was described by Union | intelligence as a "hellish machine.":68-9 |
| Without having complete | intelligence as to the identity of the guests, it was fe |
| t his exhausted troops and actually had not | intelligence as to the direction of the Russian retreat. |
| icate that the agency "had concrete advance | intelligence, as early as June 1976, on plans by Cuban e |
| d by the Polish General Staff's Section II ( | Intelligence) as the "Destruction Office" in the waning |
| r a Director of Education and a Director of | Intelligence, as this was the only way that the many dut |
| Clan (Mongol Hordes)" appears on Artificial | Intelligence as "The Clan". |
| ational Army that was tasked with frontline | intelligence as well as subversion and sabotage operatio |
| d to the Office of the Director of National | Intelligence as the Deputy Director of National Intellig |
| Voge's code name with Soviet | intelligence, as deciphered by the Venona project, not w |
| and Brian Mullin were identified by British | intelligence as the perpetrators of the bombing. |
| Co-ordination of matters relating to | intelligence as between the armed forces; |
| n turns out to have been detained by Soviet | intelligence as a spy. |
| well-known battles, but was rated by Allied | intelligence as a dependable division willing to take lo |
| f the Political Directorate of the Red Army | Intelligence, as a Brigade Commissar. |
| Beria in particular would use the | intelligence as a third-party check on the conclusions o |
| for a military purpose, often for gathering | intelligence, as a communications satellite used for mil |
| testimony to the Senate Select Committee on | Intelligence as an al-Qaeda member who would "never agai |
| nging tour of the development of artificial | intelligence as of the time it was written. |
| an be associated with animal and artificial | intelligence as well. |
| n West Germany but in 1985 British Military | Intelligence asked him to rejoin and infiltrate the UDA. |
| t see how he could have given any objective | intelligence assessment on the Middle East with that bag |
| elony crimes, logistical security, criminal | intelligence assessments, personal security protection f |
| ith the Kwantung Army, as her utility as an | intelligence asset was long gone, and her value as a pro |
| Soviet | intelligence assigned Richardson the cover name CONDENSE |
| Soviet | intelligence assigned Sheppard the cover name MASTER or |
| in 1965 he served in Europe and in Japan on | Intelligence assignments. |
| Army Foreign | Intelligence Assistance Program |
| lk to study Computer Science and Artificial | Intelligence at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| ld War II was as Director of Operations and | Intelligence at RAAF Headquarters, Melbourne, in March 1 |
| 929 and Director of Military Operations and | Intelligence at the War Office in 1931. |
| rlier, R B Sreekumar, who was Additional DG | Intelligence at the time, deposed before a commission th |
| ered when appointed as Director of Military | Intelligence at the War Office. |
| In retirement he was Director-General of | Intelligence at the Ministry of Defence from 1968 to 197 |
| Paul is studying neurology and artificial | intelligence at the local college, and has built a remot |
| ement, he was appointed Director General of | Intelligence at the Ministry of Defence from 1978-1981. |
| ch of the British War Office Directorate of | Intelligence, at this period closely integrated with the |
| - 1 February 2001) was Director-General of | Intelligence at the Ministry of Defence from 1968 to 197 |
| den (in 1976), and for cognitive artificial | intelligence at Utrecht University (in 1989). |
| as made Director of Military Operations and | Intelligence at Army Headquarters in New Delhi. |
| ries of appointments were as Air Commodore ( | Intelligence) at the Ministry of Defence in 1964, Deputy |
| ned to his previous position as Director of | Intelligence at Allied Air Headquarters, while the Air M |
| The Figurehead - the controlling artificial | intelligence at the centre of the clock tower - explains |
| e was appointed Assistant-Director of Naval | Intelligence at the Admiralty and in 1904 he was made Co |
| Assistant Adjutant General responsible for | Intelligence at Army Headquarters in South Africa. |
| He served in military | intelligence at Fort Douglas for the duration of the war |
| n, focused on creation of the new Office of | Intelligence at the FBI. |
| worked on the staff of the Office of Naval | Intelligence at the United States Embassy in Mexico City |
| Deputy Director of Military Operations and | Intelligence at Army Headquarters India before being pro |
| 1 and 1924, and served as Director of Naval | Intelligence, at the Admiralty between 1924 and 1927. |
| Deputy Director of Military Operations and | Intelligence at the War Office in 1933. |
| 935 and Director of Military Operations and | Intelligence at the War Office in 1936. |
| Lecturer in Computer Science and Artificial | Intelligence at the University of Sussex. |
| nounced that General Naqdi, chief of police | intelligence at the time, to be tried in May by a milita |
| oop strength on Leyte was estimated by U.S. | intelligence at 20,000, mostly of the 16th Division unde |
| arfare Centre (and Assistant Chief of Staff | Intelligence) at Strike Command in August of that year. |
| s PhD was from the Department of Artificial | Intelligence at the University of Edinburgh. |
| British | intelligence at the Air Ministry, led by R V Jones, were |
| worked as General Staff Officer (GSO) III ( | Intelligence) at Army Headquarters, Officer Commanding i |
| sition of Mossad chief and head of military | intelligence at the same time. |
| f the war in Europe he served as the GSO 2 ( | Intelligence) at SAS Brigade Headquarters. |
| British | intelligence attempts to break this link. |
| or easy comprehension, making it a tool for | intelligence augmentation. |
| plot: a plot discovered by US and Filipino | intelligence authorities after a fire in a Manila apartm |
| According to Singapore | intelligence authorities, Mas Selamat has met Hambali, t |
| Intelligence Authorization Act of fiscal year 1993 calle | |
| roject funded under section 318 of the 2004 | Intelligence Authorization Act. |
| 1, 2007, the House passed a version of the | Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2008 (H.R |
| He is a specialist in artificial | intelligence, automated control systems for space vehicl |
| d the country, in order to provide the only | intelligence available to the President of the United St |
| , and in fact, Day had already been sending | intelligence back home in coded letters, and together wi |
| due diligence, fraud prevention, government | intelligence, background screening and risk prevention m |
| d War, Hughenden Manor was used as a secret | intelligence base code-named "Hillside". |
| or portion of the information on which U.S. | Intelligence based its condemnation of Saddam Hussein, i |
| In 1976/1977 a US Army unit,the 2d Military | Intelligence Battalion (Aerial Reconnaissance and Survei |
| He served in the 5-104th Military | Intelligence Battalion at Fort Huachuca, Arizona. |
| e provided by personnel from 223rd Military | Intelligence Battalion (United States). |
| Detachment, 2nd | Intelligence Battalion |
| SS | Intelligence Battalion |
| e was assigned to C Company, 311th Military | Intelligence Battalion of the 101st Airborne Division. |
| Carolyn Wood was head of the 519th Military | Intelligence Battalion from Fort Bragg. |
| ed States Army activated the 201st Military | Intelligence Battalion, the first of four joint interrog |
| Soldiers from the 205th Military | Intelligence Battalion, 500th Military Intelligence Brig |
| , a Civil Affairs battalion, and a Military | Intelligence battalion. |
| ention unit in Bagram to the 519th Military | Intelligence Battalion. |
| HHC 524th Military | Intelligence Battalion/JIDC |
| that a 2 month, 10 man study of artificial | intelligence be carried out during the summer of 1956 at |
| Impressed by her | intelligence, beauty and courage, he begins to court her |
| He was later Director of General | Intelligence, became Commander of British Forces in Hong |
| by the Italian or German forces, and faulty | intelligence before the mission resulted in some objecti |
| he head of the assessment department in IDF | intelligence before the Six Day War, but then took leave |
| He then worked in British Army | intelligence before moving to London, where he worked fo |
| Intelligence before the attack estimated there were betw | |
| speculates that she volunteered for British | intelligence before the couple moved to Ireland in 1918. |
| Ninjak's incredible | intelligence begs for a challenge and Silk has proven to |
| n for munitions manufacture, which American | intelligence believed to be the case. |
| that Iraq did not have the weapons that our | intelligence believed were there." |
| U.S. | intelligence believes Iran ended alleged "nuclear weapon |
| American Association for Artificial | Intelligence bestowed Ebeling with the Pioneer in Comput |
| to facilitate the flow of timely all-source | intelligence between a Joint Task Force (JTF) and Washin |
| h Office's director general for defence and | intelligence between 2002 and 2004, before becoming Brit |
| ate organization entitled with sabotage and | intelligence between the pre-war Polish eastern border a |
| to troops in the field, and also to collect | intelligence beyond as well as within the North-West fro |
| ls known as Fumoon, with psychic powers and | intelligence beyond humans, who formulate a plan to evac |
| ding economics, machine learning/artificial | intelligence, bioinformatics, natural language processin |
| r of the JIC, UK representative to the NATO | Intelligence Board and Head of Profession for MoD Intell |
| Marr-Johnson for the U.K.'s London Signals | Intelligence Board and Lieutenant General Hoyt Vandenber |
| "According to the Director of Central | Intelligence, Bob Gates, at least 20 nations from Europe |
| to function as both a centralized academic | intelligence body collecting and classifying all availab |
| MCC was part of the Artificial | Intelligence boom of the 1980s, reportedly the single la |
| rning is at the very core of the problem of | intelligence, both biological and artificial. |
| eeps the company's AIs from exceeding their | intelligence boundaries. |
| , the Regional Crime Squad and the Criminal | Intelligence Branch (C11). |
| inted to the command of the enemy armaments | intelligence branch at the Ministry of Economic Warfare, |
| The "Office of Scientific | Intelligence", was a secret intelligence branch of the A |
| r Force Signals Analysis group, part of the | Intelligence branch of the RAF. |
| ere he served seven years with the Military | Intelligence Branch working as a Morse code intercept op |
| The RSHA foreign | intelligence branch formally absorbed the Wannsee Insitu |
| 885 was Deputy Quartermaster-General in the | intelligence branch at headquarters. |
| He became head of the agency's Secret | Intelligence Branch in 1943, staying with the organizati |
| ded Ralph Van Deman as head of the Military | Intelligence Branch of the War Department, where he rema |
| He worked as a clerk inside G Division, the | intelligence branch of the DMP. |
| ", a command train used by the chief of the | Intelligence branch of the Luftwaffe (Nachrichtenwesens |
| German incursion and G2 (the Irish military | intelligence branch) were able to detain most of the age |
| Operations Branch), Oberstleutnant Hentsch ( | Intelligence Branch), Major Nicolai (Secret Service), Ob |
| 8 Arab-Israeli War in the SHAI, the Haganah | intelligence branch, and later in the newly created Isra |
| was in the United States Army Signal Corps, | Intelligence Branch, during World War II, from 1942 to 1 |
| GSOI, Military | Intelligence Branch, War Office (1947) |
| ons: London 1888 and 1892 (compiled for the | Intelligence Branch, London) |
| he Quarter Master | General in India in the | Intelligence Branch. |
| According to Shahak, the | intelligence briefing prior to the mission only included |
| who also headed the Chieftaincy of Military | Intelligence), Brig. |
| The U.S. Army's 205th Military | Intelligence Brigade (205th MI BDE) and its three battal |
| I Group was redesignated the 205th Military | Intelligence Brigade. |
| was "a contract interrogator for the 205th | Intelligence Brigade." |
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