Although Mr. Paglen's theme is "covert operations and classified landscapes," the idea behind his work — making the invisible visible — is widely applicable in a world where information is power.
It's difficult to say exactly why that happened, but Labov's idea of "covert prestige" makes intuitive sense.
Efferent readiness theories are based on the idea that covert preparation for action is "an integral part of the perceptual process" and not "merely a consequence of the perceptual process that has preceded it" (Coren 1986: 394).
He was modest, disarmingly open, but wreathed in an air of bewildered sadness, as if he were still struggling with the implications of the fall and the un-Zen-like dualism implicit in the idea that some covert insurgency was afoot in his psyche opposing his desire to live.
Kim later allegedly told the FBI that it was "the Reporter's idea to use covert e-mail communications as a means of compartmentalizing the information and a way for Mr. Kim to 'feel comfortable talking,'" according to the FBI search warrant affidavit.
Exceedingly low test-retest and internal reliabilities were observed for Thought Problems which contains items dealing the with child's covert behaviour (eg Hears things, Has strange ideas).
He added, "There is huge opposition inside the intelligence community to the idea of waging a covert war inside Iran, and using Baluchis and Ahwazis as surrogates.
As Kesh mapped out the covert attack, however, he had no idea that the only person he was stinging was himself.
As Ludlum's prodigious pace slowed a little, following a triple bypass in the mid-1990s, he launched a series, Robert Ludlum's Covert-One, in which his fictional ideas were fleshed out with the help of a co-writer, Gayle Lynds.
An offer by Andros to send New York troops into Massachusetts to attack Philip was rebuffed, based on the idea that it was covert ploy to again assert authority to the Connecticut River.
