These militias, tribal structures, networks and resources were operational when Iraq was invaded and have been harnessed with great effect by Isis and its ilk.
He is eerily calm, barely disguising menace that has been harnessed with assiduous attention to detail by his latest trainer, the diminutive Alexander Zimin.
There is untapped added information in a conventional 2-dimensional axial planar pelvis study that may be harnessed with these tools.
But what remains of such magic would be harnessed with environmental common sense if the next generation on the throne were to give a lead on funeral arrangements instead of following them.
Sometimes called Data Lakes, these new databases of information should be harnessed with IT analytics to help mine additional information about your customers, their interaction with your company or feelings about your product and services.
The time savings are of interest to architects, engineers and researchers utilising the dynamic relaxation method with medium to complex models, as the benefits can be harnessed with minimal code alteration.
The opportunity to use natural wetland processes without significant cost or land management burden should be harnessed with planning in place to prepare for the effects of sea level rise.
Therefore medicinal plant resources from Africa should be harnessed with a view to discovering additional novel drugs with activity against headache and migraine.
Publicity and exposure are helping to change the culture, but the power of this seismic shift must be harnessed with care.
In a 2017 Entrepreneur article, LegalZoom CEO John Suh suggested, "Entrepreneurs have long been associated with being big risk-takers... the truth is that most entrepreneurs are more comfortable with risk than most people". I think Mr. Suh is correct and that the risk-taking ingrained in the entrepreneurial DNA must be harnessed with a depth of knowledge in risk management.
