telemetry intelligence
- noun
- /tɛˈlɛmɪtri ɪnˈtɛlɪdʒəns/
- Jargon
:
inteligencia de telemetría
- The agency specializes in collecting telemetry intelligence to monitor missile launches in foreign countries.
Examples
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During the briefing, the officer presented new telemetry intelligence on the adversary's space program.
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The military relies on telemetry intelligence for strategic operations.
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Advances in technology have made gathering telemetry intelligence both more effective and more challenging for analysts.
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Can telemetry intelligence help us predict enemy movements?
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The agency specializes in collecting telemetry intelligence to monitor missile launches in foreign countries.
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During the briefing, the officer presented new telemetry intelligence on the adversary's space program.
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The military relies on telemetry intelligence for strategic operations.
Synonyms
Information you get from signals that foreign weapons or satellites send to learn how they work
How Specific
- Jargon
- Specialized
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is compositionally interpretable as ‘intelligence/insights derived from telemetry data’ because the constituents refer to automated data collection (telemetry) and information/actionable insight (intelligence). However, the specialized/technical use of "intelligence" to mean "actionable information" (rather than cognitive ability) and the technical register make the sense only partially predictable for an average B1 learner, so prior exposure or domain knowledge is likely needed.
Etymology
Telemetry intelligence comes from the words telemetry (automatic measurements sent from far away by a machine) and intelligence ('information' used for decisions). In a military image, instruments on a rocket or satellite send signals that reveal what is happening, so the phrase means 'intelligence obtained from remote machine measurements'.