A natural corollary to this point is that because the challenge is so dynamic, committing technological, organizational and financial resources to a specific tactic is counterproductive — and bound to fail.
David Lloyd and Malini Johar Scheuller (writing in the same volume) say as much when they describe a boycott as "a specific tactic, deployed in relation to a wider campaign against injustice".
"It was a specific tactic in the Warsaw Pact days not to let these countries interact in the region and be dependent on the Soviet Union," Koranyi told VICE News.
They explained that the other students helped when they struggled, such as offering specific suggestions, allowing struggling students to look at their designs, and communicating when a specific tactic did not work for them (e.g., "When we built our cars [the other students] would look at the cars and inspect them, and they would test them for themselves.
We realized that, for such an apparent ease of infection, this bacteriophage must use specific tactics to facilitate its spread from strain to strain under laboratory conditions, — in essence, it survives and multiplies in the laboratory environment, its own ecological niche.
"The coach will probably set up specific tactics to block the best team in the world".
Coleman's concern about potential "play-acting" from Israel comes after the Group B leaders' manager, Eli Guttman, insisted they would not employ specific tactics to nullify the threat of Wales forward Gareth Bale.
Leveraging enables the team to be built into city branding, which can be complemented by specific tactics designed to attract business and tourists, and to boost community self-esteem.
Community organizing is both a tactic to address specific problems and issues and a longer-term engagement and empowerment strategy.
When businesses zoom in on only a few specific tactics, this results in a rigid plan that can't adapt, and is useful only if the anticipated threat is precisely how it was envisioned in the first place.
