She adds, "Senator Wyden also calls it a 'surveillance program.' It's not a surveillance program — it is a data-collection program".
BPK is a surveillance program, not a virus, though some anti-virus programs detect it: see http://vil.nai.com/vil.nai.com/vil
The Centers for Disease Control, which in 2000 began a surveillance program to track autism cases in 18 states, may have a better chance of deciphering the issue.
He added that de Blasio — who ended a surveillance program that targeted Muslims — and other Democrats "refuse to be serious" about keeping the city safe.
Complying with these recommendations requires an appropriately designed water purification and distribution system, combined with a surveillance program designed to maintain dialysate quality.
Promised bills to shield young immigrants from deportation, extend a surveillance program, bolster the military and stabilize health insurance markets were all left for another day.
But he said they labored under a false premise that "if a surveillance program produces information of value, it legitimizes it.. . .
"The Obama administration portrayed CVE as a community-led approach to addressing terrorism and strenuously denied that it was a surveillance program.
McConnell's remarks buttress the plaintiffs' allegation that AT&T unlawfully assisted the government in a surveillance program, said Kurt Opsahl, an attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
The y-axis, labeled "Infeasibility," shows how practical (or impractical) a surveillance program is due to increased requirements, resulting in a natural resistance based on resource availability.
The x-axis, labeled "Notoriety," reflects how well-known or observable a surveillance program is, thus opening it up to public scrutiny and possible disapproval.
