"We don't dispute that their ability to capture foreign intelligence is quite important.
It is a place Mr. Turturro clearly loves, and whose seductions he manages to capture with intelligence and enthusiasm.
Mr. Legault and his sky-watching partner, Emmanuel Rietsch, were the subject of a profile in Wired magazine earlier this year that marveled at their ability to capture American intelligence satellites that usually remain unseen.
In essence what Fleming was proposing was a team of authorised thieves and looters - mavericks who would operate ahead of the forward troops and who were instructed to do whatever necessary to capture enemy intelligence, equipment or personnel.
Arieso's products enhance the value of PacketPortal by enabling it to capture network intelligence beyond the edge, creating a competitive advantage for mobile network operators and equipment manufacturers seeking a more cost-effective way to improve mobile service and reduce churn.
This reflection on David Sencer is not an obituary or a biography but rather a series of observations that hope to capture his intelligence, wisdom, dedication, and humor.
However, such figures cannot be used to measure prevalence as they can only capture intelligence on individuals admitted to hospital within a given year.
Therefore, many researchers now advocate it is time to conduct research works on document warehousing to capture complete business intelligence.
The ship is outfitted to capture electronic-signals intelligence using an array of Soviet and Russian-made sensors for which the ship was retrofitted.
The legal analysis, in essence, concluded that Mr. Awlaki could be legally killed, if it was not feasible to capture him, because intelligence agencies said he was taking part in the war between the United States and Al Qaeda and posed a significant threat to Americans, as well as because Yemeni authorities were unable or unwilling to stop him.
