Over the past decade, the traffic in ivory rose to the level of a security threat, with intelligence officials charting connections between the trafficking gangs and extremist groups such as the Lords Army.
British intelligence officers created charts of which sub-tribes and leaders (or maliks) had the most influence, and paid them extra money.
Derived from maps and charts, cartographic intelligence is crucial for all military operations.
Carroll's "E.Q.," as Perron put it, meaning his emotional intelligence, "is off the charts.
In the hunt for terrorists and those who support them, intelligence analysts construct "link charts" to connect a suspicious individual to his known acquaintances, to their known acquaintances, and so on — an exercise in six degrees of separation.
Jildy also has a feature called PSI (it stands for "personal social intelligence") that creates cutesy charts of the statistical distribution of your Facebook friends by age, gender, relationship status, and astrological sign.
The Tarawa calamity was already a Pacific legend: how naval intelligence, relying on obsolete charts, had miscalculated the tides so flagrantly that the Marine troops in their landing vessels were forced to disembark on coral reefs and then wade ashore for hundreds of yards, exposed to killing fire from Japanese machine guns.
In a bit of a surprise announcement, MongoDB also today previewed a new business intelligence (BI) tool: Mongo Charts.
We're so intensely interested in individual relationships our social intelligence is off the charts.
While the technology has a way to go before it is ready for the market, el Kaliouby is already thinking of ways it could be useful in helping everyone "move up the spectrum" defined by severe autism at one end and off-the-chart emotional intelligence at the other.
