"Greg is just a brilliant man when it comes to" the strategic and personnel facets of the league, Raiders offensive coordinator Al Saunders said.
Strategic bombing is a facet of total war, the enlistment of a society's entire resources to aid in a conflict.
The chances of any facet of the strategic plan "being financed in the lifetime of even my daughter runs from the highly unlikely to the impossible," he said, adding: "That is the opinion of any reasonably informed park advocate".
Driving down propulsion costs is an important facet of the strategic technology program, one that would provide cost benefits to many other missions.
In contrast, Russia was treating Syria, Iraq, Crimea, Ukraine, the Baltic states and, even the Arctic, "simply as different facets of one strategic issue set", writes Kilcullen.
The practical implication of these findings suggest that SMEs in an emerging markets such as Thailand can improve facets of their strategic performance by developing such intangible resource as IEC.
The report examined many facets of the future strategic environment, but its most startling, and news-making, finding concerned the projected long-term erosion of American dominance and the emergence of new global competitors.
Depending on the work unit's activity, some climate facets can have more strategic importance than others; for instance, a high service climate in a hospital is crucial for achieving high levels of patient satisfaction.
"You will see a flurry of major, major strategic deals that are going to show facets, though not necessarily the scale, of our media strategy," he said.
This will generally incorporate the different facets of business study: a strategic vision, marketing plan, cost/benefit analysis, financial projections and implementation plan.
