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Their departure has opened up a new front in the Syrian war, giving Turkey leverage deep inside the north of the country and raising concerns that the intervention may spark a demographic shift in surrounding areas.

As Sverre Munck observed when he was the EVP for strategy and international editorial, "The Internet was made for classifieds and classifieds were made for the Internet". Long a traditional media company, Schibsted was able to leverage deep ties with its advertisers with a model that permitted economies of scale in editorial and communication activities across its media brands.

Engineers are building computer programs that leverage "deep learning" which mimic our limited understanding of the human brain.

The resulting platform is said to leverage deep learning (AI) techniques to power the startup's proprietary models and scoring algorithms, and ultimately provide far better speech technology targeted at children.

I suspect Klein and Kahneman are correct that "the fractionation of expertise is the rule, not an exception," but I worry that we've lost our equilibrium, and have become so obsessed with the failure of expertise and intuition that we've neglected to leverage deep reservoirs of existing expertise, especially among experienced practitioners.

If MSN Reporter spreads beyond these 3 beta sites and continues to be placed on the front page of MSN sites – I think MSN may go down in history as the first major player to leverage deep integration of the social news paradigm.

Within Procurement Leaders, we have observed that major corporations have been able to leverage deeper knowledge of their supplier spend data and are able to successfully convert management information into predictive data that informs decision-making.

Others joining the incubator are leveraging deep connections to the U.S. military.

The thrust of this seminar is about designing effective and innovative solutions by leveraging deep insights into the workings of the human brain, specifically the instinctual brain.

The perceived need for large datasets has discouraged many researchers in the scientific community having access to only small datasets from leveraging deep learning.

"We've seen cybercriminals leveraging Deep Web and other darknet services as well as untraceable peer-to-peer networks (e.g. Tor, I2P, Freenet) for selling and exchanging tools and services," claims Trend Micro.