Sentence examples for intelligence stemming from from inspiring English sources

Judge Tolksdorf said Thursday that the evidence against Mr. Motassadeq should have been weighed against intelligence stemming from the interrogations of Mr. bin al-Shibh, who is being held by the American authorities.

The intelligence stems from not considering non-bottleneck resources while addressing the problem of where to allocate an additional resource.

Through that experience, those that are the most effective are often those whose intelligence stems from the ability to synthesize lots of information down to a simple set of actions that equally addresses both needs and desires (or, as I often say, head and heart).

To the Editor: "Suspects Seemed Set for Attacks Beyond Boston" (front page, April 22) noted that some lawmakers are worried that there was "an intelligence failure" stemming from the F.B.I.'s 2011 interviews with Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the older brother.

The author points out that machine intelligence stems primarily from computing power.

Control over other intelligence agencies would be wrested from the Defence Department and the FBI.Mr Roberts's bill, the most radical of several recent plans to reform the intelligence community, stems from failures highlighted by his own committee in a report on the pre-war intelligence on Iraq.

She explores his transformative years at the Illinois Neuropsychiatric Institute and his work with Walter Pitts often seen as the first iteration of "artificial intelligence" but here described as stemming from the new tradition of mathematical treatments of biological problems.

Sen. McCain recently gave an interview to the German Der Spiegel, a paper that has taken part in breaking the intelligence releases related to and stemming from the Edward Snowden leaks.

But experts say ties between the intelligence services remain rooted in agreements stemming from that era, when West Germany depended on the United States to protect it from the former Soviet Union and its allies in the East.

In January, NBC News published a story stemming from Snowden documents on how British intelligence spied on Facebook and YouTube.

The company also used artificial intelligence tools during the special election for an Alabama Senate seat last year and found many accounts stemming from Macedonia.