Both of those countries have huge stakes in the outcome: Russia has a military base in Syria and has long used Mr. Assad as an instrument to project influence in the region, and the Syrian government is Iran's only real ally in the region.
We have also created a suite of evaluation instruments to help project leaders measure learning outcomes.
Gazprom "is way too much an instrument of the Russian government to project its power"; governments should not use their state-owned companies as foreign-policy instruments, he argues.
Now we use mkexpmap and the aspect information stored in the histogram to project the instrument map onto the sky.
The reasonable view is that one who installs in his house a telephone instrument with connecting wires intends to project his voice to those quite outside".
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All three makers use the digital light processing, or D.L.P., chip invented by Texas Instruments, to project the image.
Having donated videos, art works and some musical instruments to the two projects he visited, Mr. Kuti was asked by a group of street children to write a message for them on the wall of their centre.
Both, in Mr Raja Mohan's words, are transforming their navies "from forces conceived for coastal defence and denying their neighbouring waters to hostile powers to instruments that can project force far beyond their shores".China's naval plans receive more attention.
In this sense, plan and project become resistance instruments to forms of notional and strictly monodisciplinary knowledge and take on a relational meaning and an exploratory/operative one.
This is intended to refer to the fact that REALM is a collaborative project, and other REALM PIs will have the opportunity to use your data (or possibly even your research instruments) to complement their own projects.
