The cable also indicated who should participate in future interrogations: Psychologists, like Swigert and Dunbar, "familiar with interrogation, exploitation and resistance to interrogation should shape compliance of high value captives prior to debriefing by substantive experts".
What has also been observed in Wikipedia is the relevance of the different roles that the people involved assume, for example, substantive experts, technical editors, vandal fighters, or social networkers (Welser et al., 2011).
Planning directives are widely used, with a substantive top-down, expert based process.
This might entail discussions of political strategy or more substantive policy briefings by experts from A.A.E.I.'s member think tanks.
Russian officials said the Kremlin expected to receive the first substantive proposals from American experts next month.
Sorkin ignores substantive criticisms from Dean Baker, Robert Reich, and other experts, while failing to offer expert testimony on the deal's behalf.
"Google has engaged, and will continue to engage, in substantive dialogue with recognised security experts and relevant agencies worldwide," it said.
This turns what was a massive, real-time, moving conversation, into a number of meaningful, substantive, manageable opportunities where business experts can listen learn and engage real time, bringing value and customer insight to what they do.
The key idea lies in the development of a Dirichlet process (DP) prior distribution, called Bayesian experts, which reflects substantive knowledge on reaction mechanisms inherent in given models and experimentally observable kinetic evidences to the subsequent parameter search.
Some experts did not provide substantive answers to all questions.
Liow said Malaysia's Department of Civil Aviation was reaching out to authorities in territories near Reunion to allow experts "to conduct more substantive analysis should there be more debris coming on to land, providing us more clues to the missing aircraft".
