How much knowledge of the underlying infrastructure, protocols, and technologies is needed to get started?
In effect, the security expert does neither require knowledge of the complete infrastructure nor of the company's business goals.
14.4 1 50.0 48.2 Neither department has reported adversarial activity in the past that demonstrate a knowledge of the IT infrastructure.
The national board should be narrowly focused and should rely on the support and knowledge of the existing infrastructure of state-based equality organizations to implement the most effective strategy.
The highly restricted reports described how foreign-trained Pakistani scientists, including some suspected of harboring sympathy for radical Islamic causes, were returning to Pakistan to seek jobs within the country's nuclear infrastructure — presumably trying to burrow in among the 2,000 or so people who have what Kidwai calls "critical knowledge" of the Pakistani nuclear infrastructure.
IF YOU have been to New York's La Guardia airport recently, taken a train during London's rush hour, tried to drive in Lagos or endured one of India's ubiquitous power cuts, you will have first-hand knowledge of the world's infrastructure deficit.
Using the municipal mode and in particular the planning mode requires detailed knowledge about the infrastructure of the settlement and/or about planned changes.
The tool's main feature is the possibility of distributing and parallelizing the local CMS batch data analysis processes over different Grid environments without any specific knowledge of the underlying computational infrastructures.
Nor does Iran have either the technical knowledge or the infrastructure to produce fuel of the type Bushehr requires.If the enrichment capacity that Iran demands is both implausible and unacceptable to the P5+1 negotiators, so too is Iran's envisaged timeline before it becomes a "normal" NPT signatory.
Iran has neither the technical knowledge nor the infrastructure to produce fuel of the type Bushehr requires.If the enrichment capacity that Iran says it will eventually need is both implausible and far in excess of anything being contemplated as acceptable to the P5+1, so too is its concept of the time an agreement would run before Iran could be treated as a "normal" NPT signatory.
