Sentence examples for gathering capacity from inspiring English sources

And Cablevision owns a 24-hour local news channel in Long Island, which could use the news gathering capacity of Newsday – and in theory cut costs.

Dan Bartlett, the White House communications director, said Sunday that they were talking to "very distinguished statesmen and women, who have served their country and who have been users of intelligence, or served in a gathering capacity".

Although Japanese officials have stressed the importance of increasing Japan's independent intelligence gathering capacity, critics have said the current satellites will provide images that are far less sharp than those captured by American satellites or even commercial satellites.

"With Sivam and our own electronic intelligence gathering capacity, I expect to see us working together and sharing information in an unprecedented fashion so that we can each benefit from what we know and need to know about drug trafficking activity," the American Ambassador to Brazil, Anthony S. Harrington, said in a recent interview.

Following the analysis of available solutions to this problem, a cross-layer congestion avoidance scheme (C3TCP) is presented, able to obtain higher performance by gathering capacity information such as bandwidth and delay at the link layer.

But this type of crime-mapping prowess, added to the NYPD's already formidable intelligence gathering capacity, like its powerful Domain Awareness System, is a sign that predictive policing is already upon us.

Data-gathering capacity reflects how efficient the sink can gather sensing data from all sensors under the presence of interference.

"They have always been the mainstay of our evidence-gathering capacity and our clients".

He will attack the enemy's information-gathering capacity and try to mislead his systems with decoys.

In an effort to cut costs at the news division, CBS has held discussions with CNN about outsourcing some of its news-gathering capacity.

The deal would strengthen the news-gathering capacity of CanWest, making it "far and away the leading Canadian media operation," said Mr. Dornan, a former television journalist.