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After Basic Training he was transferred to the Intelligence Corps and sent to Bedford for a six-month course of training to translate written Japanese, and then to the Wireless Experimental Centre outside Delhi, in which intercepted Japanese messages were translated.

With a budget that is several times larger than that of the C.I.A., the security agency is trying to use the latest in artificial intelligence and advanced software to identify which intercepted communications can be ignored and which require urgent attention.

(2) I coded a single channel mechanism in NMODL, which intercepted dt and set a mono/divalent single channel as either open or closed.

CARDINALS 27, FALCONS 13 In his first N.F.L. start, Andre Ellington rushed for 154 yards on 15 carries for host Arizona, which intercepted Atlanta's Matt Ryan four times.

Considered practically, Google is more akin to NebuAd, which intercepted data for the purpose of providing targeted advertising — a purpose separate and apart from Embarq's provision of internet service.

The results showed that the designed ED system was more suitable for the desalination of GO dispersions, which intercepted charged particles and ensured the continuous work of anion exchange membrane (AEM).

They've also tried to send letter bombs to MEPs, which were either intercepted or didn't explode (something the FAI says was an intentional scare tactic).

France's Frédéric Michalak came off the bench to try to rescue his team, but he instead threw two intercepted passes, which contributed to the defeat.

The officials compared the intercepted messages, which they described as cryptic and ambiguous, with the pattern of those picked up last spring and early summer, when Qaeda operatives were also overheard talking about a big operation.

It requires that intercepted communications which have additional encryption be turned over in decoded form.

The intercepted call, which U.S. officials traced to Russian intelligence, created friction between U.S. and EU envoys.