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Maritime safety is built on the lessons learned from previous tragedies.
The war game conducted this week built on the lessons learned from the first exercise, and benefited from more specific scenarios and assumptions -- on Iraq, for instance -- that helped the participants focus on how to address specific problems.
(Another point Khatchadourian makes is that the response had a running start because of a regulatory regime that had built on the lessons of past disasters; there are things that governments are good for, and can get better at).
The malware was clearly built on the lessons of WannaCry, using the same EternalBlue weakness to spread within corporate networks, but without being able to jump from one network to another.
The new SFDRR is, in theory, built on the lessons learned from the implementation of HFA during the past decade.
In many ways, the new 'bot is built on the lessons learned from Cozmo, coupled with more advanced internals.
The challenge is to build on the lessons learned from projects such as Prachar to build large scale and sustained nationwide programmes.
This work builds on the lessons learned from a case study in the literature to derive generalized requirements and high level decompositions for the design of test parts and the design of experiments to characterize micro additive manufacturing processes.
On the other side are the reformers, like Gen. David Petraeus, who want to build on the lessons the Army and Marine Corps have learned in the irregular wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and broaden the military's skill set to fashion a more effective counterinsurgency and nation-building force.
Unfortunately, it may also have given the politically paralyzed United States Senate one more excuse not to move forward on a controversial but necessary bill that would build on the lessons of the gulf and make offshore drilling safer in the future.
