Sentence examples similar to exploiting historical intelligence from inspiring English sources

Oracle is trying to exploiting historical delays in CentOS release.

Exploiting historical accident information is beneficial in certain conditions.

Zimmermann et al. exploited historical bug data and code complexity features to predict vulnerable components[36].

Both populist politicians dislike the Western democratic values generally labeled as "liberalism" in Europe, and exploit historical sensitivities to strengthen distrust of the EU.

In 1956, the director of central intelligence, Allen Dulles, asked Mr. Pforzheimer to set up the C.I.A.'s historical intelligence collection.

Because of historical intelligence sharing links between the two nations.

Our research may provide new references in exploiting novel intelligence materials and biomaterials.

When an associate cannot give a clear explanation for a design decision, Koolhaas chides him by saying, "You are not fully exploiting my intelligence".

A senior federal official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, defended the scientific monitoring as exploiting the intelligence field quite adroitly.

It also rejects anything seen as exploiting a historical artifact's dignity.

I rely on historical election returns to help assign states to clusters, and for initial guesses as to the strength of the clustering; in exploiting the historical data I upweight recent presidential elections relative to less recent ones.