There is, obviously, a US-UK intelligence aspect; but there is also an internal British quarrel about how much, if any, of the communications deemed at the time to have been confidential should see the light of day.
It doesn't, however, provide real-time pricing — it's presumed that travel sites and other prospective users of the API will already have this type of data via their own suppliers — but focuses purely on the additional market intelligence aspect so that they can easily spot a good deal from a rip-off.
I'm just not going to address the intelligence aspects here".
Our immediate priority is to do detailed work both on the intelligence aspects of the murder in Woolwich of Lee Rigby, and to examine the allegations against GCHQ arising out of the leaking of secrets by Edward Snowden.
And what you have now is integrated in one agency within the United States the ability, looking at it with state and local law enforcement, to push the intelligence aspects of any set of facts, so long as you can gather more intelligence, identify more persons..
However, the construction of such systems is highly complex and faces several challenges in terms of software engineering and artificial intelligence aspects.
In addition to the now-ubiquitous drag and drop interface, Spongecell is adding artificial intelligence aspects to turn natural language into structured calendar entries, and has a nice mobile interface.
Central to the company's speed boasts are its focus on future artificial intelligence, an aspect of technology that will continue to grow more central to mobile computing over the next several years, both through the proliferation of smart-assistants, autonomous vehicles and beyond.
Personal intelligence includes aspects such as knowing what you want, motivating yourself to achieve goals, dealing with challenges and setbacks, maintaining physical and emotional well-being, improving your work-life balance, feeling confident in your decisions and actions, having clarity of thinking and adapting to new situations.
According to Stern, 10 cognitive reserve relates back to the fact that innate intelligence or aspects of life experience, such as educational or occupational attainment, provide a reserve represented by a set of skills that would protect individuals from the cognitive decline associated with normal aging or Alzheimer's disease.
By increasing vocabulary and general knowledge, reading might only improve verbal aspects of intelligence, leaving nonverbal aspects of intelligence unchanged.
