The low-cost, high-impact method exploited electronic connectivity to achieve a bang-for-the-buck far in excess of either traditional expeditionary terrorism or the evolved guerrilla terrorism of the post-9/11 era.
There is also no discussion in the document of any legal or ethical constraints on exploiting electronic surveillance in this manner.
There should be new programmes of methodological and empirical prognosis research exploiting electronic health records to define, phenotype, and follow up people with different health related conditions (recommendation 3).
Using state-of-the-art ab initio electronic structure calculations, we exploit the electronic and magnetic properties of (CrV XZ quaternary Heusler compounds having 18 valence electrons per formula unit.
I am also increasingly concerned about other forms of international criminal activity -- for instance, 'cyber-criminals' who attempt to exploit the electronic underpinnings of the global financial, commercial, and capital market systems, and nationally based 'mafia' groups who seek to undermine legitimate governments in states like Russia and Nigeria.
The number of graphenes which pile up to form the structure of a single nanowall ranges from 1 to 2 at the tip up to several 10s at the base, making this material suitable to study and eventually exploit the electronic properties of graphenes on a macroscopic scale.
With Acxiom's marketing expertise and resources and Bigfoot's technology, there is an enormous potential to exploit the electronic marketing industry, which the Direct Marketing Association estimates will be worth $1.3 billion by 2002.
In this approach, the electronic properties of the system are described in the framework of the tight-binding formalism (TB) which is widely exploited for electronic transport calculations [54, 60 63] and for simulating the STM images of nanostructures [64, 65].
The very large Q of quartz is exploited in electronic oscillator circuits to make remarkably accurate timepieces.
