* Rummy wanted to exorcise the stigma of Vietnam and prove you could use a lighter, faster force.
The Army wants Future Combat to be a smaller, faster force than the one now fighting in Iraq.
Plummeting sales mean Detroit's automakers are burning through their cash reserves faster, forcing them to consider ways of maintaining enough liquidity to weather the downturn.
The idea of Future Combat Systems is to create a lighter, faster force that can react better to tomorrow's unpredictable foes.
The chorus sings "Were I with thee / Wild Nights should be / Our luxury" over and over as the conductor drives the pulse ever faster, forcing it to the brink of chaos.
Mr. Rumsfeld remains wedded to his plan to conduct the war in Iraq with a lighter, faster force (reflecting his idée fixe of "transforming" the military), even as the situation there continues to deteriorate.
When employees are in short supply, they often prod patients to eat faster, forcing "huge spoonfuls of food into their mouths," so the patients cough and choke, the report said.
But with fewer coach seats available, that fare is likely to sell out faster, forcing economy passengers to pay at least 20percentt more for the next available discount fare.
Mr. Rumsfeld's assertion of greater civilian control over the military and his calls for a slimmer, faster force were viewed with mistrust by many senior officers, while his aggressive, sometimes abrasive style also earned him enmity.
As stiffer elastomers exhibit faster force relaxation and the overall accuracy of the technique is about 30%, we concluded that viscoelastic material behavior plays a significant role for the softest elastomer only.
