In the absence of any substantial intelligence linking Iraq and al-Qaeda, for example, the CIA's agents declined to parrot Mr Bush's characterisation of Saddam in October 2002 as a man "who would like to use al-Qaeda as a forward army".
"If it's not Kim Jong-Un at all, but just a nerdy, vengeful Sony employee or ex-employee acting on his or her own, then he/she should be tracked down with the full power of America's substantial intelligence forces and brought to justice," he concluded.
In particular, Mitola anticipated that incorporation of substantial artificial intelligence (AI) in the form of machine learning, knowledge reasoning, and natural language processing will transform SDRs into cognitive radios that will optimize network performance by sensing, learning, and reacting to environmental stimuli[56].
Critics warn that both programs sweep up substantial intelligence about Americans in a way that relies on tendentious interpretations of the law.
He is a man of real intelligence.
No definition of "substantial".
Delta Warns Of Substantial Losses.
Investigation of the causes of intelligence differences has shown substantial roles for both genetic influences and environmental effects (Deary, 2012; Plomin, Haworth, Meaburn, Price, & Davis, 2013).
He also emphasizes the substantial success of the intelligence community, despite its well-publicized blunders, and highlights elements of the intelligence process that need preservation and protection.
Two events, above all, have forced a rethink in the way things are done and have led to the most substantial reshaping of the intelligence community since 1946-48, when Stalin was ensconced in Moscow and when MI6 did not officially exist.Ever since the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001, as a seasoned operator put it, "the community has come together because abroad has come home".
