As robot control systems are traditionally closed, it is difficult to add supplementary intelligence.
Fourth, inspections are a valuable source of collateral intelligence.
In the first-step (GyrA) ciprofloxacin mutants, strain background was a significant factor for collateral responses (Supplementary Fig. 6m).
Afterward, U.S. officials considered taking other military or CIA action against bin Laden but were inhibited by concerns about potential collateral damage or uncertain intelligence on the terrorist leader's location.
Jihadi insurgents normally travel in civilian vehicles, which are effectively indistinguishable from collateral traffic, unless ground intelligence has identified the particular vehicle in which a particular target person is travelling at a particular time.
Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities, Book III: Supplementary Detailed Staff Reports on Intelligence Activities and the Rights of Americans, 94th Cong., 2d sess., 1976, S. Rep. 82-86; 94 755.
Descriptive statistics for all other measures are provided in the online Supplementary Materials: Table S 1 (intelligence and executive function), and Table S2 (personality).
Overall CR was more frequent than CS, 141 versus 92 instances (Supplementary Table 2), and collateral networks varied considerably between resistance groups.
As he saw it, once "Collateral Murder" had passed through the news cycle, the broader counter-intelligence problem that WikiLeaks poses to the military had disappeared as well.
"And the collateral damage is the public confidence in our intelligence community when we need to count on them now more than ever.
You won't find Syrian state television investigating torture by "mukhabarat" intelligence men or the amount of "collateral damage" caused by its military firepower, deliberate murder according to the Free Syrian Army, every Western government and hosts of reporters.
