As president of Space Imaging Inc., a private company in Thornton, Colo., he wants to get rich by selling photographs taken by his company's satellite camera -- the first in the world to rival military reconnaissance in accuracy and sharpness.
His name, his size, his command of the school's pseudo-military regulations, the accuracy he demonstrated when strafing enemies with ink from his Montblanc fountain pen, enabled him to transform our dorm into a theatre of baroque humiliation.
The 18-minute video, "The Battle of Marib," about a successful battle with the Yemeni military, pointedly emphasized the accuracy of Al Qaeda's casualty count.
The new technology provides improved accuracy for military and civilian users, as well as being more resistant to jamming and an improved lifespan.
The accuracy of the military's domestic violence data has also been questioned, by advocates, the Government Accountability Office and military officials themselves.
The Schweinfurt raids grew out of the United States military's commitment to bombing accuracy.
For one thing, the government lifted restrictions in 2000 that had prevented the public from running the system with the same accuracy as the military.
But even inside an administration that is pinning its hopes, both military and political, on the accuracy of the general's report, there are doubters.
The Syrian air force has "taken delivery of at least five fighter planes from Moscow, as well as reconnaissance aircraft which allow us to identify targets with great accuracy," a senior military official told the AFP news agency on Tuesday.
Mr. Achebe's fourth novel, "A Man of the People," published in early 1966, had predicted this course of events with such accuracy that the military government in Lagos decided he must have been a conspirator in the first coup, an accusation he denied.
