Mr. Lieberman predicted that, given election-year pressures to act on the commission's proposals in a hurry, especially in light of intelligence warning of new terrorist attacks, the post of national intelligence director would be created and filled within six months.
With a populist bent, the exhibit wisely highlights not only the beauty and intelligence of the New Kingdom-era Egyptians, but also the considerable weirdness of that culture.
Which is a problem, Dr. Pollack explained, because without a quantitative definition of complexity, scientists have no objective way to evaluate the intelligence of a new robot or a computer program or of the process that created them.
To achieve more value addition, attention must be given to improvement in market information and intelligence and formulation of new marketing and processing policies.
In the absence of new intelligence, we'd review old intelligence.
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The intelligence lessons of World War I, along with advances in technology especially electronics and aircraft technology resulted in a proliferation of new intelligence agencies in the 1920s and '30s, particularly in totalitarian states (Italy, Germany, and the Soviet Union) but also in some democratic European countries.
Forbes Technologyy is often seen as a kind of virtuous cycle of intelligence, each new idea helping to produce the next one.
Part of the urgency stemmed from the belief that the hostages were facing increased danger, both because of the length of their captivity and because of intelligence suggesting new risks.
The Administration is now examining a wave of new intelligence on Iran's weapons programs.
Because of continuous advances in technology, there has been a constant race between new methods of collecting intelligence and new techniques of protecting secret information.
