Sentence examples for computerized intelligence from inspiring English sources
The fingerprints will be checked immediately against computerized intelligence and criminal databases already available to immigration agents at the ports.
At his request, Mr. Sears checked D.E.A.'s computerized intelligence files and found extensive references to Mr. Beltrones.
Moreover, Mr. Fox said, a check of the license numbers against computerized intelligence information gathered over many years had produced a number of leads.
When a White House aide found a reference to Mr. Rich trading arms in the government's computerized intelligence files around midnight on Jan . 19 she called Mr. Quinn for an assessment.
(Netflix already has one, in fact — an application that lets users see what their family and peers are renting. But Hastings admits it hasn't been as valuable as computerized intelligence; only a very small percentage of rentals are driven by what friends have chosen).
He had shared an office there for three years with David Higgins, who was the chief of Union Carbide's computerized technology-intelligence-information network.
Duqu was described Tuesday by the security firm Symantec, which says the malware's purpose appears to be gathering intelligence from computerized industrial control systems.
Kennedy, overwhelmed the generals with an almost terrifyingly brilliant combination of cost-analysis techniques, computerized strategy, and austere human intelligence.
Mr. Carrillo Fuentes operated a sophisticated intelligence operation, using computerized scanners to eavesdrop on hundreds of phone lines.
When the intelligence services were computerized in the '90s, they had digitally replicated their cold-war divisions — each one building a multimillion-dollar system that allowed the agency to share information internally but not readily with anyone outside.
He forced a rapid turnover in personnel as the agency belatedly adjusted to post-cold-war targets, replacing Russian with Arabic linguists, and took on such technological challenges as tapping into fiber-optic cable and breaking computerized encryption, current and former intelligence officials say.
