"The tools we employ to probe the subterranean layers of the Internet are not necessarily new," says Deibert. "The combination of electronic surveillance and human-based information gathering has long been the hallmark of state intelligence practices.
U.S. Magistrate G. Michael Harvey of the District of Columbia said the case as alleged bore "hallmarks of state action,' and ordered Majid Ghorbani, 59, held until trial.
Traditionally, archaeologists have focused on classic hallmarks of state integration, including force, infrastructural control, large-scale ritual, and kinship; thus, reflecting the polar extremes of integration.
Hallmarks of state shifts are e.g. alternative basins of attraction, multiple stable states, hysteresis and fold catastrophe, all of which require the underlying dynamics to be nonlinear in origin [53].
Regardless of the underlying pathophysiological mechanisms, the hallmark of shock states is altered tissue perfusion, which if not rapidly corrected leads to organ dysfunction and death [3, 4].
Timothy Gilchrist, who served as senior adviser to two governors, David A. Paterson and Eliot Spitzer, said that while independent streaks are a hallmark of most state executives, and in particular of New York governors, Mr. Cuomo struck him as more independent than his predecessors.
Regrettably, incompetence resulting in botched executions has become a hallmark of many state and federal executions.
It is a transcendental experience of wholeness, complete happiness, heavenly joy, and, in its most stabilized form, a continuum of bliss is a hallmark of the state of enlightenment.
As proud members of the latter contingent, my husband and I joined hundreds of other North Carolinians last week to yet again voice our opposition to the unconstitutional overreach that has become a hallmark of our state government.
The fact is that the board has all the power it needs to act on its own, with or without a complaint; indeed, such proactivity is the hallmark of effective state medical boards.
