That, Mr. Rajaratnam's lawyers argued, contradicted the government's assertion that the wiretaps were necessary because there was no other way to conduct the investigation of him and his firm, rendering the surveillance unconstitutional.
In his view, however, the act requires the use of a warrant, rendering mass surveillance without such individually sourced legal allowance contrary to what they call in the enterprise, "best practices".
The order, known as Executive Order 12333, renders the current surveillance debate hollow, he said, even as it shows signs of traction in the Senate.
Thus, for example, in Japan after c. 1450, by seeking to curb antisocial behavior, to distribute tax burdens, and to safeguard family livelihood, an ethic of family obligation and mutual surveillance rendered self-governing villages (so) the building blocks of daimyo and eventually Tokugawa power.
Further, clinically insignificant colonization or contamination can be difficult to distinguish from true disease, which can render laboratory-based surveillance potentially inaccurate (5 ), and the risk factors for disease have not yet been fully defined.
Combining these concepts offers the potential for indefinite flight duration, thus rendering blimps suitable for surveillance missions where station and altitude are maintained.
Set in the fictional Detroit Economic Zone (DEZ), owned and controlled by China, two young car factory workers live under constant LIDAR surveillance, which renders DEZ and the entire film in a surreal point cloud.
The documentary poses questions like "How can we coexist with nature?" and shows that even while we're able to keep closer tabs on nature and animals through the use of technology and surveillance, it renders us even more detached.
All data were collected as part of enhanced national surveillance and rendered anonymous at the source.
This may reduce the cost of antimicrobial surveillance and renders the Mycofast Revolution assay of clinical importance in the era of increasing antimicrobial resistance.
