Sentence examples for back to intelligence from inspiring English sources

Yes the future is murky and nebulous, but it's definitely going to be based on a chain of technology, which starts with your smartwatch, or wristband (or smart home), which sends contextually up-to-date data back to "intelligence" (in the cloud), which then analyzes this data and reacts to it in real time with contextually aware experiences.

The idea of pointless protective gestures brings us back to the intelligence agencies and Aquaint.

Unmovic has also declared that it will not allow any information gathered from its inspections to flow back to national intelligence agencies.

In radio and television interviews, he then made the extraordinary claim about Ms Deng, saying: "She's been spying on Rupert for years, giving money back to Chinese intelligence … Wendi Deng is a Chinese spy, that's why Rupert got rid of her, and that's the truth".

Remember that everything you say and do is being monitored and fed back to every intelligence service in the world.

Will self-driving cars be making all decisions locally, assessing traffic conditions and best routes, or will they merely pass back data to intelligence elsewhere and get instructions in return?

The F.B.I. went back to the Russian intelligence service to request more information on Mr. Tsarnaev but was not sent anything, according to bureau officials.

The group intends to create a special terrorist cell to kidnap Jewish businessmen in Latin America and take them back to Lebanon, the intelligence officials said.

Court documents dating back to when the intelligence agencies were tracking IRA suspects suggest the numbers involved could be double or close to triple even that estimate.

The ability to transmit huge quantities of data by laser would allow combat units in the field to "reach back" to headquarters for intelligence, information and maps, meaning the size of a forward headquarters could be significantly reduced.

This week, I spoke to Dmitri Alperovitch, the co-founder of CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity firm that investigated the D.N.C. hack and found a trail that led back to the Russian intelligence services.