At the height of the Cold War, military commanders were seeking a computer communications system without a central core, with no headquarters or base of operations that could be attacked and destroyed by enemies thus blacking out the entire network in one fell swoop.
CORE, which had its headquarters in New York, was not unknown in the South.
It shed 3,600 full-time jobs at its core banking units and headquarters, but added just as many at its subsidiaries.
And as was obvious to Disney when it bought ESPN in 1995 and to anyone who has been to Bristol and has seen the Pentagonian girth of its headquarters, hard-core sports fans are not a fringe cult.
Despite the reopening of the two major roads there was no immediate sign the core protest zone outside government headquarters, where hundreds of tents remain pitched on a highway, would be cleared.
Government implementing partners have to report on activities undertaken and actual expenditures, while UN agencies still have to report on core resources to their respective headquarters and to development partners, on the use of funds, using different reporting formats.
"We're interested in the intersection of art and medicine," said Mr. Bzdak, whose exhibitions are nicely enhanced by the gallery's light-filled setting in the central core of the Johnson & Johnson headquarters, designed by I. M. Pei.
Joe has his own studio at our headquarters and is a core part of the Firehouse Subs family.
Much of the ground game for Proposition 19 is centered in Oakland, where the measure's co-sponsor, Richard Lee, has built his marijuana trade school — Oaksterdam — into a small empire, with a three-story headquarters in the downtown core.
As the core element of United States Forces – Iraq headquarters, III Corps oversaw a theater-wide transition from full-spectrum operations to stability operations.
