The estimate was in a final draft when suddenly, last summer, there was new intelligence to assess: records of Iranian military officials griping about their government's decision to suspend its nuclear weapons program in 2003.
We tap into central intelligence to assess trends, to make important decisions, and to launch sensitive missions.
Predictim, a tech startup, offers an online service with "advanced artificial intelligence" to assess a babysitter's personality.
In August 2002, at what officials said was the council's request, the C.I.A. dispatched a senior Arab-speaking intelligence analyst to assess the detainees and talk to intelligence officers at the base.
Meanwhile, the men served as liaisons between the CIA and foreign intelligence services, and were allowed by the intelligence agency to assess the effectiveness of their own work - work that was ultimately found by the Democrats on the Senate intelligence committee to be brutal and ineffective.
But intelligence officials say that a national intelligence estimate is designed to assess the policies of foreign countries -- not those of the United States.
The intelligence test was conducted to assess the relationship between cognitive style and intelligence to test whether the assessed use of visualization and verbalization during solving arithmetic word problems is dependent on intelligence.
The intelligence test was conducted to assess the relationship between cognitive style and intelligence to be sure that the assessed use of visualization and verbalization during mental arithmetic of an individual does not depend on intelligence.
It is outside the intelligence community's purview to assess the overall effect Russia's efforts had on the outcome of the election, Clapper said.
The Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence (WASI) was used to assess the intellectual ability of all the patients and controls.
