Since then, he has allowed the U.S. to fire missiles at suspected militants, ordered his forces to detain terrorist suspects at the behest of the U.S., and facilitated intelligence-gathering operations, including surveillance by Predator drones.
Mr. Clement said that they were held at Guantánamo "to facilitate intelligence gathering" and that the authorities wanted the detainees available to answer questions that might arise as new information came in.
Weeks after he met with the Saudi king, the Turkish leader signed a defense deal with Qatar to facilitate intelligence sharing, military cooperation and possible deployment of Turkish and Qatari troops in one another's countries.
If slime mold computational abilities were proven to be comparable to those of such an animal, and hence that slime mold cytoskeletal networks are a viable alternative to the neural network for facilitating intelligence, the model presented here would imply that all life is essentially physically deterministic, i.e., an organism can only ever react in one predetermined way to a stimulus.
Based on a BPMS, process could execute automatically according to the predefined rule which facilitates the intelligence of service.
Rather, the use of modern technology will drive higher-fidelity distributed learning if we facilitate collective intelligence like those autonomous vehicle systems.
This is why we are building on messaging platforms like Slack, which will serve as the conduit to facilitate enhanced intelligence at work.
Four essential points were emphasized in that seminal paper: Bayesian filtering in the receiver, dynamic programming in the transmitter, memory, and global feedback to facilitate computational intelligence.
Brigadier Edgar Williams, the 21st Army Group's Chief of Intelligence, facilitated the Alsos Mission's detour to Eindhoven, where it was able to interview Dutch scientists.
She had an enormous intelligence which facilitated her in a broad spectrum of interests.
And the committee accepted that the UK knew nothing of the torture of the Ethiopian Binyam Mohamed, a claim undermined by a 2009 High Court case in which it was shown that UK intelligence had facilitated his interrogation by US agency operatives.
