The latter may have been part of a routine naming of new positions, but the former is still significant, even if it falls short of a coherent long-term plan for security sector reform.
The minimization routine used was a stochastic global optimization routine named the Intelligent Firefly Algorithm (IFA) [20].
This Fortran routine, named "K2ST", is based on the use of the generalized product -sum model, with nested structures, and appropriate space-time search neighborhoods.
The most routine names thrown at PEGIDA and their supporters were, unsurprisingly, "Nazi" and "white supremacist".
She was a boundary-pushing style icon as First Lady too, famously insisting on her sleeveless dresses and inspiring workout routines named after her arms.
Tyler, a Canadian native with short dark hair, was an outspoken gay-rights activist and a comedian who often incorporated her sexuality into her stand-up routine (the name of one of her comedy albums: "Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Groom").
The cast consisted of sixteen young men and women in scholars' robes; each song-and-dance routine was named for a line from the classics — the Analects, the Book of Songs, the Book of Rites, and others — and had an upbeat interpretation: "Happiness" was based on the line "Good fortune lies within bad; bad fortune lies within good".
We're conducting hundreds of long-form interviews with accomplished individuals, asking them to share stories and advice about topics that are central to a well-lived life -- happiness, relationships, aging, work, parenting, habits and routines, to name a few.
The capabilities to develop and renew the specific resources and assets gathered into organizational routines are named 'dynamic capabilities' by Teece et al. (1997).
The most prominent female British Muslim stand-up comedian is Shazia Mirza, who shot to fame after 9/11 for wearing a hijab on stage and beginning her routine with, "My name is Shazia Mirza.
