As Duncan wrote in 1953: "The extreme easiness of the process of…[scaling] should not blind us to the fact that the successful use of the process demands intelligence and a close study of the physical problem" (Duncan, 1953).
A plot demands intelligence and memory. .
His rehabilitation – in diplomatic circles at least – began within days of 11 September, when US demands for intelligence outweighed its queasiness about dealing with the Gaddafi regime.
Since resigning from the vice presidency, Mr. Alvarez has repeatedly attacked Mr. Santibanes, saying he had conspired against him and others in the Frepaso party, and has demanded the intelligence chief's resignation.
As the United States takes up a war against terrorism that will demand human intelligence as much as smart bombs, it faces a nationwide shortage of Americans with deep knowledge of the languages and cultures of Afghanistan and the surrounding region, academic and national security experts say.
It also demands "cultural intelligence" training for Hodgson and all football managers.
Today, some are demanding from the intelligence community the same degree of precision and protection with regard to terrorist attacks.
Though the physical changes that the machine measured were "an index of activity," Shepard wrote, the same results "would be caused by so many different circumstances, anything demanding equal activity (intelligence or emotional)." The same criticism holds true today.
The Bush administration has already acted in response to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks by improving airline safety, demanding more timely intelligence warnings of terrorist plots and dispatching military forces toward Afghanistan.
Here are well crafted buildings that appear to have been sketched into the landscape as if with just a few strokes of a paintbrush, and yet are complex creations demanding not just intelligence and artistry, but a real deftness.
