And other columnists have argued that even if torture does sometimes yield useful intelligence, that must be set against the probably larger volume of intelligence forgone because Iraqis and Afghans are outraged at what Americans do to their captives".We've sent a message to the world that the United States is not like the terrorists," said Mr McCain.
He added, "This is a grander scale, a larger volume of danger".
While a marketing intelligence solution takes care of the technical challenge of scalability, marketers also need to prepare themselves to adapt to a larger volume of data ingestion and the new role in data analysis.
According to that report, when it finally did, a "disproportionately large volume" of intelligence was related to Libya's shopping habits, while little to no information had been obtained about what was happening inside of Libya.
The staff report did call attention to the large volume of intelligence reports beginning in June 1998 that warned of Mr. bin Laden's determination and capacity to carry out terrorist attacks, even if those reports were in forms less comprehensive than a formal intelligence estimate.
My colleagues and I analyzed the large volume of intelligence and threat information which crossed our desks every day, conscious of our duty to our fellow citizens to decide what part of it should be made public — decisions which, in practice, were generally left for us to make in those pre-9/11 days, though we had plenty of oversight.
"This is the route toward making more general artificial intelligence there's no way you will get an intelligent machine if it can't take in a large volume of knowledge about the world," he says.
Consider a large volume of bets.
Would that mean a large volume of cases?
The stars get a large volume of mail and don't have time to write back".
We had a large volume of fire on the upper floors.
