In the case of the MicroCHIPS device, the intelligence is derived from a piece of silicon one centimetre square.
The word "intelligence" is derived from the Latin meaning "to choose between" -- to make decisions.
So did the MPs of the Intelligence and Security Committee, which compared the dossier with the raw intelligence from which it was derived.Did the spies tell their political masters only what they wanted to hear?
Officials say the Bush administration moved Mr. Padilla into military custody after Justice Department officials concluded they could not bring a winnable court prosecution, largely because the evidence against him was derived from intelligence sources and other witnesses the government cannot or does not want to produce in court.
An estimation of present intelligence (IQ) as an overall measure of intellectual functioning was derived from the information, similarities, block design, and picture completion subtests of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) [ 20, 70].
The short list was derived from the findings of previous weapons inspections and the latest intelligence culled from defectors and other sources by American and other intelligence experts.
The primary tool of high policing is intelligence, which is derived from both human and technological sources, the latter including electronic surveillance and eavesdropping.
Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) is a meta-heuristic method based on swarm intelligence and is derived from a model inspired by the collective foraging behavior of real ants.
Three intelligence quotients were derived: Full Scale Intelligence Quotient (FSIQ); Verbal Intelligence Quotient (VIQ); and Performance Intelligence Quotient PIQQ).
The verbal intelligence quotient (IQ) is derived from different subtests including information, similarities, arithmetic, comprehension, vocabulary and digit span.
