The paper uncovers how financialization can cause insecurity, work intensification, suppression of voice and the enactment of falsely optimistic behaviours; all of which prompt distress and anger amongst knowledge workers.
For the vibration suppression, a voice coil type actuator is designed and is implemented using H∞ control scheme, in order to guarantee the controlled system robust against unmodeled higher-order mode vibration of the arm, output sensor noise, etc.
I warn you with all solemnity -- Norman, 'Your arms are too short to box with God.' The suppression of the voice of God's servant is a terrible thing!
This is not possible in North Korea because of the suppression of any voices adverse to the regime.
A key lesson of Sept. 11 is that terrorism springs from religious and political extremism nurtured by autocracy and the suppression of democratic voices.
A military coup, set into motion three days after the website launched, would lead to the ruthless suppression of dissenting voices.
The suppression of critical voices is now as harsh, if not harsher, than it was during the fascist-dominated single party state that crushed Ali and so many others.
Although Rwanda won plaudits from outside investors for its efforts to rebuild, and aid groups credited the nation for its economic reforms and promotion of women, a recent suppression of opposition voices has lead to questions about Mr. Kagame's commitment to democracy.
"Like their predecessors, authorities apparently fail to grasp that the attempted suppression of dissenting voices only compounds the dissent".
The message is clear: We are going "back to the USSR," especially its twilight years of decrepit conservatism, self-satisfied complacency, and suppression of alternative voices.
