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• Lieutenant-colonel Rousset gave a, estimative decomposition by grand units:
• Modern Russian historians put forward an estimative number of 90, 000 for the same period.
• The TOR defines the key estimative questions, determines drafting responsibilities, and sets the drafting and publication schedule.
• Winston Churchill had his own intelligence advisor, Sir Desmond Morton, who might bypass the WWII estimative process.
• An analytic confidence rating pairs with a statement using a word of estimative probability to form a complete analytic statement.
• In other words, the map was estimative, indicating " works begun, and those intended this morning ."
• The official estimative points to 49 dead, from which only 14 were identified, with still 64 passengers officially missing.
• Its 3-D positioning estimative component ( based on modeling ) employs methods related to triangulation, trilateration and multidimensional scaling.
• Mercyhurst College students use the Peterson Table of Analytic Confidence Assessment to determine the level of analytic confidence in their estimative statements.
• Estimative intelligence helps policymakers to think strategically about long-term threats by discussing the implications of a range of possible outcomes and alternative scenarios.
• ""'Analytic confidence " "'is a rating employed by intelligence analysts to convey doubt to decision makers about a statement of estimative probability.
• The 1984 Defense Intelligence Agency's Defense Estimative Brief estimates the Chinese nuclear U . S . Department of Defense assessed that China had about 20 intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of targeting the United States.
• In terms of intended use by the customer, both business and government producers may generate intelligence to be applied in the current, estimative, operational, research, science and technology, or warning context.
• "Increased access to this technology and continued Chinese efforts will in the 1980s and early 1990s show up as qualitative warhead improvements, " the Defense Intelligence Agency said in the document, known as an " estimative brief ."
• The estimative powers of animals interpret the environment as sensed to form a " meaningful world " of objects, but the objects of this world ( or " Umwelt ", in Jakob von Uexk黮l's term, ) consist exclusively of objects related to the animal as desirable ( + ), undesirable (  ), or " safe to ignore " ( 0 ).
• According to Anne Hessing Cahn ( Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 1977 1980 ), Team B's analysis of weapons systems was later proven to be false . " I would say that all of it was fantasy . . . . if you go through most of Team B's specific allegations about weapons systems, and you just examine them one by one, they were all wrong . " The CIA director at the time, George H . W . Bush, concluded that the Team B approach set " in motion a process that lends itself to manipulation for purposes other than estimative accuracy . " Brookings Institution Scholar Raymond Garthoff concurred, writing that in " retrospect, and with the Team B report and records now largely declassified, it is possible to see that virtually all of Team B's criticisms . . . proved to be wrong.