During the budget presentations, representatives from the various services didn't devote a lot of time to IS, talking instead about fighting a "high-intensity, full-spectrum" conflict against a peer competitor.
In some cases, adversaries have overtaken — or will very shortly overtake — the US, and that spells nothing but trouble not just in the event of a major power conflict, but more broadly in the day-to-day deterrence needed to prevent a high-intensity, full-spectrum conflict from breaking out.
These technologies are seen as having uses "across the full spectrum of conflict, able as much … to trawl social media posts by a terrorist group … or produce systems to better enable concepts like prompt global strike".
General Sir David Richards, chief of the defence staff, said in a statement: "If we get it right, this will result in a modern, hard-hitting joint force still capable of operating at the divisional level across the full spectrum of conflict.
It also notes that the M2M gateway will coordinate the spectrum selection conflict in selecting the idle sub-spectrum.
In addition to training, it has deployed in support of operations across the entire spectrum of conflict from disaster relief to combat operations.
Similarly, social interactions between members of the same species can lie on a spectrum from conflict to cooperation.
MB Yes, I agree that we now are living in a period of a culture of violence where we are faced with a spectrum of conflicts and what interlinks these systems of patriarchy with male dominance or economic exploitation or militarism and ideology is the interconnected issue of power that's constituted.
There's no safe bet, as studies of food, pet, and other allergies span the spectrum, with conflicting results on whether exposure is preventive.
6 7 8 In the specialty of bone marrow stem cell therapy for heart disease, for example, readers are faced with a wide spectrum of conflicting effect sizes that conventional meta-analyses have been unable to explain.
