The SHAPE head of security, Colonel Schreiber, was designed to be the antithesis of Bond, with greying hair, the air of a bank manager, desk with silver framed photographs of his family and a single white rose; the description shows Fleming using colour to show Schreiber's lack of colour and personality.
At every level, the shape of air security seemed to be in flux today, three weeks after the hijackings.
Or it may mean sourcing business to a well-connected local firm.The new conditions are changing the shape of the security industry.
This is the shape of computer security to come, as imagined by scientists at Hewlett Packard's HP Labs research and development facility near Bristol.
When it comes to Dreamers' fates and the shape of border security and immigration policy in America, none of this positioning really matters.
This is indeed the second topic of the INNES project, aimed at exploring whether specific factors can shape the perception of security by the inhabitants of Mantova and Pegognaga two smaller towns, a typical Italian historic town, and an urban-sprawl town.2.2
The same could be said of another ubiquitous screening plant, arborvitae, that evergreen with the shape of a concrete security bollard and the dull color palette of a Bradley Fighting Vehicle.
The move to suppress the current protests is beginning to take shape, with the mass deployment of security forces, the scattering of demonstrators and the purging of the movement's leadership, analysts said.
This method has a desirable attribute of obfuscating the shape and thereby providing a layer of security.
The two groups still disagree on the shape of a coalition government, the election system, control of security and, above all, policy towards Israel.
