Sentence examples for analytical units from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mueller briefed lawmakers on his plans to reorganize the agency to vastly expand its analytical units to prevent such lapses.

To track the more dispersed remnants of Al Qaeda and its affiliates, Robert S. Mueller III, the F.B.I. director, has created two analytical units within the new counterterrorism analysis division to focus on what analysts call the "international jihad".

Mr. Bush's action would seemingly short-circuit at least part of Mr. Mueller's plans, removing the analytical units of the F.B.I. from his control and placing them under the overall direction of the Central Intelligence Agency -- even though the F.B.I. personnel will remain F.B.I. employees and perform much the same duties as they did at the bureau.

Similar analytical units, at Central Command, in Tampa, and at the International Security Assistance Force, in Kabul, sorted battlefield and all-source intelligence, designated subjects for additional collection, and conducted pattern analysis of relationships among terrorists, couriers, and raw data collected in the field.

Clearly, neither this definition nor Kingsley's analytical units represent any longer the contemporary urban phenomenon.

The arbitrariness of the analytical units' definition is mostly pragmatically motivated, but may sometimes be politically motivated also.

From 1987 through 1990, Mr. Hanssen was a supervisor in the F.B.I.'s Soviet analytical unit, and later a program manager in the intelligence division's Soviet operations unit.

Staff from the respective intelligence agencies should be pooled in a specialized analytical unit, under the director of central intelligence, that would share its information with Mr. Ridge's office and other homeland-security agencies.

Such a stance implies that analytical units-of-analysis cannot be reduced to bounded entities based upon "imagined" boundaries that demarcate and create communities, nations, individuals or language-varieties/modalities (Andersson 1994; see "Methodological framings and data" section).

The programme funded external research rather than supporting a specific analytical unit within the Commission.

However, the emerging relationships were dependent on the spatial analytical unit approach.