Sentence examples for property intelligence from inspiring English sources

France has long been considered one of the most talented powers at stealing industrial secrets and intellectual property, intelligence officials say, although in recent years it has been pushed to the sidelines by the Chinese.

All of the key market indicators showed a marked slowdown during the month, as both buyers and sellers sat on their hands, according to Hometrack, the property intelligence group.

Only a few startups are looking at more complex areas, such as providing higher-quality property intelligence for commercial underwriters.

"What makes us unique is that we provide property intelligence for enterprise customers that are interested in that, particularly insurance companies," he said.

More were added last month when Oleg Baybakov, a Russian mining-to-property oligarch, bought a trio of condo-development sites for $30m, more than triple their assessed market value in 2013.Miami's developers are adept at using "smoke and mirrors" to hide the true number of pre-sold units, says Peter Zalewski of Condo Vultures, a property-intelligence firm.

The ability to complete patterns and interpret partial information is a central property of intelligence.

The motive here is commercial gain: to steal intellectual property, gain intelligence on future plans and, in the most insidious case, sabotage a competitor's offerings or expose embarrassing communications to inflict brand/reputation damage.

Even if that simulation shows properties like intelligence, it will be difficult to understand where those came from.

(II) Artificial intelligence, intelligent multimodal interfaces and natural interaction; intellectual property issues in software.

Mr. Cheves declined to comment on the targeting of the property by Brazilian intelligence officials.

Her research interests include: privacy, intellectual property, Big Data, artificial intelligence, and other tech law and policy topics.