Our intelligence services remain fragmented and lack coordination.
Her practical maturity and his raw force, her worldly intelligence and his fragmented mind, her emotional openness and his black hole of need, make for one of the strongest and most agonized cinematic couples since the heyday of John Cassavetes and Gena Rowlands.
Discussing bringing on board a carrier, Sweden's Telia, as a strategic investor in the Series B, Walle says the aim is not to use the telco as another data supplier but rather to work together on data accuracy via things like applying machine learning algorithms to derive better intelligence from the fragmented data-sets it needs to structure and contextualize.
On the other hand, the sites could prosper by sparing users the task of evaluating local online marketplaces, which tend to be fragmented, said Greg Sterling, principal of Sterling Market Intelligence, a San Francisco Bay-area consulting firm.
And with more fighters having left Belgium to join the conflict in Syria per head than anywhere else in western Europe, the country's decentralised, fragmented public services and under-funded intelligence agencies that don't speak to one another have all been raised as problems.
But the artificial-intelligence world is so fragmented that some experts fear the film will leave many people with mistaken notions that could slow development.
A possibility exists that the intelligence, driven in part by fragmented watch lists, was poor.
In June 1942 Roosevelt created the OSS to bring together the fragmented and uncoordinated strands of U.S. foreign intelligence gathering in a single organization.
In an age of fragmented, even "leaderless" jihadists, that kind of intelligence volunteered may prove much more helpful than the sort extracted by simulated drowning.
Intelligence sharing is weak and fragmented with information spread across 12 separate databases.
