Telegram From C.I.A. headquarters to PBSUCCESS headquarters, June 24 , 1954 We now prepared authorize bombing specific targets in [Guatemala City] area since you and [John E. Puerifoy, the American ambassador to Guatemala] feel this now the most effective move to achieve success.
The index ranges from 0 to 100, giving the percentage of one group who would have to move to achieve an even residential pattern -- one where every tract replicates the group composition of the city.
He said the increase is being driven by rapidly falling costs for renewable energy and expect the trend to continue as renewables become ever more competitive and as countries move to achieve the targets pledged in a global climate change deal agreed in Paris in December.
LA PAZ, Bolivia — President Evo Morales's leftist government, which has asserted greater control over some of South America's most coveted natural gas reserves, is facing a challenge as neighboring countries move to achieve energy security by cutting their dependence on Bolivian gas supplies.
The move to achieve competitiveness and unique offerings have resulted in the switch from a product to a Product Service Systems (PSS) business model.
(iii) We evaluate the cost of deploying mobile nodes in terms of the minimum fraction of mobile nodes that should be directed to move to achieve a desired performance level within a desired delay constraint, analytically.
Since allowing nodes to be mobile is expensive in terms of energy, it is important to determine the minimum number of mobile nodes (from the set ) that should be directed to move to achieve a certain detection probability within a given delay constraint or before the target disappears.
Smartmat uses pressure sensors to track a user's position and suggest ways to move to achieve a perfect yoga position, which is simultaneously being shown on an iPad docked at the front of the portable mat.
The denominator is the minimum number of people who would need to move to achieve this goal, starting from a context of complete segregation.
The metropolitan areas were classified as low-to-moderately segregated, highly segregated, or extremely segregated, based on the proportion of people who would have to move to achieve an even racial balance in every neighborhood of the city.
