Sentence examples for center for intelligence from inspiring English sources
This incident "both communicates the fragility of the Chinese Internet but it also reminds us how robust and resilient their censorship has been," said James Mulvenon, director of Defense Group Inc.'s center for intelligence research and analysis.
Mr. Goss was seen as trying to protect the C.I.A.'s longtime role as government's premier center for intelligence analysis, but under General Hayden, who is currently Mr. Negroponte's top deputy, much of that function is intended to move elsewhere.
Director of National Intelligence John Negroponte, the official with responsibility for overseeing and coordinating all U.S. intelligence agencies, is creating a new Open Source Center for intelligence analysis.
Machines may become the dominant centers for intelligence and technical skill on the planet, outpacing people.
It refers to itself as "the nation's preeminent center for information, intelligence and cyber".
These TV areas resemble a command center for an intelligence agency that monitors children's ruined Christmases.
Establish interconnected nodes of scientific excellence in Canada's three major centers for artificial intelligence in Edmonton, Montreal, and Toronto.
As the network comes alive as a center of intelligence, the way that many applications do their jobs will change for the better.
In addition, $5 million in American aid went to create an intelligence center for the police and military and $55 million went to classified intelligence programs, said George Vickers, director of the Washington Office on Latin America, a research organization.
My aim is to use "The Cambridge History of Intelligence" to make HKS into a world-leading center for the study of intelligence history.
In addition to overseeing the National Counterterrorism Center described above (which will include both the national intelligence center for terrorism and the joint operations planning effort), the N.I.D. should have three deputies: For foreign intelligence (a deputy who also would be the head of the C.I.A).
