For example, one memo called the intelligence reports produced from CIA detainee questioning "a crucial pillar of US counterterrorism efforts". But it did not distinguish between reports derived from the harsh interrogations at issue -- which were applied to 30 CIA detainees -- and the milder techniques used on 68 CIA detainees.
For example, one Abraxas expert, Mary Nayak, formerly ran the Directorate of Intelligence's South Asia group; now she's been hired as a consultant to the C.I.A.'s review group on 9/11.
For example, one report dismisses the Bush administration's assertion of an encounter in Prague between a Qaeda operative and an Iraqi intelligence official.
For example, one might imagine a drug that increases certain cognitive skills--but with a simultaneous trade-off in reduced emotional intelligence.
(For example, one inch equals one year).
For example, one could take "The Miracle Worker".
For example, one might say, "Blah!
For example, one measure relates to co-ordinating and sharing intelligence on suspected hooligans.
Thus, even in ordinary life, one appraises, for example, the intelligence of people in the light of what they do, how they do it, and how fast they do it when confronted with various tasks or problems.
Other measurement instruments assess affect regulation as one aspect embedded in a broader theoretical construct, for example emotional intelligence or generalized expectancies of negative mood regulation [ 16- 18].
