The arms industry—heir to the Soviet Union's money-guzzling military-industrial complex is now showing some signs of revival, thanks to more effective arms sales and renewed subsidies.
Companies don't want to bring a knife to a gun fight, and building a SaaS solution on top of a massive data silo — as long as that realtime engine doesn't encumber the user experience — allows brands to arm themselves with more effective ammo in an increasingly data-driven world.
The entire Hawaiian Division was concentrated at a single location during the next few years, allowing it to conduct more effective combined arms training.
Mr. Booker's supporters view Mr. James's extensive support by city workers as little more than effective arm-twisting by the head of the Newark's vast political machine.
Another interpretation could be that the training program at the public sector company was more effective in reducing arm pain, focusing more on wrist extensor training.
Recently, one study showed that a combination of guidelines, exercise therapy, and manual lymph drainage was more effective in preventing arm lymphoedema than just guidelines.
Fashion, as we know, is an exercise in crowd control, slightly more effective than police armed with batons, and slightly less so than the Nuremburg rallies.
A pilot based at La Guardia Airport, who spoke on the condition that he not be named, agreed that it would be more effective to hire armed, plainclothes air marshals than to give pilots guns.
The call arm was more costly but also more effective than the home arm at both 28 and 84 days.
According to Vorontsov, Russia's approach of political and economic cooperation will be more effective in deterring nuclear arms development and improving the human rights situation in North Korea than the West's policy of isolating the country.
