Sabartés recently described Picasso as having a brain like un incendie cérébral — a molten mind comparable to a volcano in constant eruption, an intelligence in a perpetual state of susceptibility.
Unmanned US drones are in the air gathering a constant stream of intelligence which is being fed back to a US-manned operations centre in Baghdad and then shared with America's allies.
The report should serve as a cautionary note to activists using Twitter and other social media to promote their causes: The DHS says the social media platform is a "constant provider [of intelligence] and is fairly reliable".
Comparisons between the two groups, with reading ability held constant, and nonverbal intelligence differing showed some significant differences.
There are constant articles about artificial intelligence or cancer cures.
The Zwickau cell and other groups had, after all, been under constant observation by the intelligence services.
During the Clinton years, there had been a constant flow of troubling intelligence reports on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, but most were in the context of worst-case analyses — what Iraq could do without adequate United Nations inspections — and included few, if any, reliable reports from agents inside the country.
It's a constant evolution of the intelligence of algorithmic systems.
And it has continued to receive millions of pounds of U.S. fuel, fresh supplies of U.S. weapons and a constant stream of U.S. intelligence.
With multiple and constant communications between Russian intelligence authorities and Trump's campaign, it is arguable that Flynn was pursuing Trump's orders.
