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According to Michael Maclear in his book "Vietnam, the Ten Thousand Day War," the general marveled at the resources of his enemy, including computers, when he visited South Vietnam's military headquarters after his victory.
With the Giuliani administration gone and a persistent budget deficit and antiterrorism demands eating away at the resources of the New York Police Department, many New Yorkers began to sense that crime was on the rise.
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Determining the physical characteristics of the material would be a challenge; a challenge far beyond the abilities or, at least, the resources of most toxicologists.
No party has at its disposal the resources of the federal government.
Cloud applications that run at scale actually required the resources of more than one machine.
These kinds of multiscale models, in other words, cobble together the resources of theories at different levels of description.
"But when you look at the total resources of the county, there are probably 100 people capable of responding to these calls".
And although he admits sadness at the resourcing problems of much of the modern news media, he has new targets – Facebook and Google.
But Spanish motives were not entirely scientific: Cook had hinted at the vast resources of Alaska, and the Russians were moving in.
In June, the United Nations imposed sanctions aimed specifically at restricting the financial resources of the Revolutionary Guards and its affiliate companies.
It would be interesting to see what sort of paper Wallace could produce with the resources at the disposal of his closest tabloid rivals.
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