Later, I was asked to perform interrogations and other duties in the CIA's enhanced interrogation program".
An armed militia of Dinka called the "Gelweng"—or "Keeper of Cattle"—were ordered to go house to house, set up roadblocks, line up men along the street, and perform interrogations, beatings, and executions.
In this paradigm, both power and data interrogation commands are conveyed via a mobile agent that is sent to each sensor node to perform individual interrogations, which can alleviate several limitations of traditional sensing networks.
The pursuit of QOF targets for flu vaccination requires practice staff to be able to perform complex interrogations of their patient database and to be aware of rates of vaccine uptake while the flu vaccination campaign is progressing.
In addition to the timing of the drug effect, we were also able to perform a detailed interrogation of the various drug doses.
Recent work on microchip-based flow cytometers has demonstrated the integration of optical components on the chip to perform the optical interrogation of particles [ 2– 7, 13, 18– 23].
Circulating tumour cells provide the potential ability to monitor metastatic disease, prognostic information and a means to perform non-invasive molecular interrogation of cancers, as these cells can provide a molecular snapshot, or real-time biopsy, of tumour cells.
The house belongs to Mark Swanner, a forty-six-year-old C.I.A. officer who has performed interrogations and polygraph tests for the agency, which has employed him at least since the nineteen-nineties.
That order specifies some conduct that it says would be prohibited in any interrogation, including forcing an individual to perform sexual acts, or threatening an individual with sexual mutilation.
Here we provide an overview of covariation network reconstruction and interrogation, including a step-by-step guide on how to perform and use network analysis to investigate a biological question (Fig. 1).
