The 'Pandora's Box' The overthrow and killing of President Ngo Dinh Diem of South Vietnam in a coup by officers in November 1963, the general wrote, "opened a Pandora's box of political turmoil seriously deterring effective prosecution of the war and leading directly to the necessity of introducing American troops" to fight "if South Vietnam was not to fall".
They admitted that it would have been awkward for his relations with the local C.I.O. if he had refused to appear for the defendants; and they claimed that he was right not to refuse, because nothing is of equal importance to the necessity of introducing the C.I.O.
Morgan, and particularly Tylor, however, sometimes felt the necessity of introducing the concept of the "diffusion," or spread, of cultural characteristics from one people to another thus suggesting that characteristics could develop independently and converge and that a people could leap over "stages" of evolution by borrowing knowledge from others.
System safety is a necessity before introducing an IVIS to the market.
The present procedure automatically captures charge end enhancements, thus overcoming the necessity of introducing suitable charge end correction factors.
These results show the necessity of introducing Che in numerical analyses of the ionospheres of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
So for an operator □ interpreted as necessity, we introduce a corresponding relation R on the set of possible worlds W, traditionally called the accessibility relation.
In the preface to the De quadratura curvarum he remarks that there is no necessity to introduce into the method of fluxions any argument about infinitely small quantities.
Furthermore, this study underlined the importance of selecting relevant submodels and the necessity of introducing relevant subgrid-scale modelling for larger scale simulations.
Although some recent studies, such as [65] focus on internal attacks due to compromised nodes, the necessity of introducing more efficient algorithms is inevitable.
