Sentence examples for ad intelligence from inspiring English sources

Data from the company's Ad Metrix online ad intelligence service indicated that nearly 1.3 trillion display ads were delivered to U.S. Internet users during Q3 2010, marking a 22-percent increase compared to the same period last year.

Placed is the leader in location-driven insights and mobile ad intelligence.

Added intelligence would also make it much easier to cope with the demand from electric cars by making sure that not all of a neighbourhood's vehicles are being charged at the same time.

Citing a report from the British newspaper The Guardian, Mr. Bamford adds that the Office of Special Plans, a Pentagon unit set up by Mr. Feith, "forged close ties to a parallel, ad hoc intelligence unit within Ariel Sharon's office in Israel," which "was designed to go around the country's own intelligence organization, Mossad".

One wrote, "That's more than a little suspect, wouldn't you say?" On literary Web sites, readers banded into an ad-hoc intelligence bureau.

But no compulsory passport checks are to be imposed on the 224-mile land border between the republic and Northern Ireland, although ad hoc "intelligence-led" immigration checks will be carried out by mobile teams of Border Agency staff.

Adding machine intelligence to enhance its productivity tools has been a focus for Google in recent months.

But where Google Now does cloud-based processing of user data (and Google data-mines the personal information it gets access to build detailed user profiles to sell ad-targeting intelligence to advertisers), Apple is doing this data processing locally on the device.

Adding this capability to Traffic Server, "added the intelligence to put the content into the caches in an intelligent way and keep it up to date," he said.

That sort of ad hoc collaborative intelligence was on display last month as Rio was again drenched by heavy summer rains.

The officials said the teams had been formally established in the fiscal year 2005 defense budget using existing authority to replace ad hoc defense intelligence units that had been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan for more than two years.