In Smith v. Maryland, Judge Leon continued, The court considered a one-time, targeted request for data regarding an individual suspect in a criminal investigation … which in no way resembles the daily, all-encompassing, indiscriminate dump of phone metadata that the NSA now receives as part of its Bulk Telephony Metadata Program.
Data on the presence of SVHCs in articles were collected as a prerequisite for the subsequent requests for a targeted choice of articles to examine the operability of the 'right to know.'.
That marker allows for a targeted attack on malignant cells.
If the information will be useful for a targeted audience, keep it for that audience.
lingo for a targeted campaign to immunize all susceptible children surrounding a new case.
The government has insisted, for example, that the companies with which the NSA partners under the Prism program don't simply permit intelligence agencies to troll through their systems and servers hunting for malefactors: they provide the government with user data only in response to targeted requests that use a specific "hard selector" like an e-mail address or user ID.
A DCA floods a targeted Web site with requests for information, clogging the overburdened site.
"We heard from the DIBS community the need to augment our larger grant program, the Incubator Research Awards, with support for small, targeted funding requests open to graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, as well as faculty". Dawson said.
For instance, they organize virtual sit-ins, which can paralyze a targeted site by flooding it with requests for information.
Researchers have long searched for a more targeted approach that wouldn't injure healthy tissue.
The council then made a targeted call for research into wind farm noise and human health.
