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Journal of Policy History, 1989
Since the onset of the Cold War, and particularly after both superpowers began to amass large arsenals of nuclear weapons, military planners in the East and West have encouraged efforts to develop defenses against nuclear attacks. Both sides have made effective use of “passive” defenses, such as the hardening and dispersal of weapons systems likely to ...
Sanford Lakoff, Herbert F. York
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Since the onset of the Cold War, and particularly after both superpowers began to amass large arsenals of nuclear weapons, military planners in the East and West have encouraged efforts to develop defenses against nuclear attacks. Both sides have made effective use of “passive” defenses, such as the hardening and dispersal of weapons systems likely to ...
Sanford Lakoff, Herbert F. York
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Understanding SDI; complexity and institutionalization
International Journal of Geographical Information Science, 2006Notwithstanding impressive developments in SDI in exchange, sharing, accessibility, and use of spatial data, its operational implementation appears sometimes problematic. This paper explores conditions and factors for effective and sustainable use of SDI and suggests that the inherent complexity of SDI requires a multi‐faceted way of monitoring and ...
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Optical Society of America Annual Meeting, 1991
This paper describes the laser radar technology program being conducted by the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) in support of the new Global Protection Against Limited Strikes (GPALS) and follow on missions. Concomitant efforts are developing laser radar systems, components, and data bases.
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This paper describes the laser radar technology program being conducted by the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) in support of the new Global Protection Against Limited Strikes (GPALS) and follow on missions. Concomitant efforts are developing laser radar systems, components, and data bases.
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Aslib Proceedings, 1965
From investigations made by the NERC Working Party on Scientific Information it is clear that, even in the restricted field of electronics research, there are already too many different sources of current‐awareness information, mainly abstracts journals and title lists, which must be scanned by a research worker who wishes to keep abreast of ...
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From investigations made by the NERC Working Party on Scientific Information it is clear that, even in the restricted field of electronics research, there are already too many different sources of current‐awareness information, mainly abstracts journals and title lists, which must be scanned by a research worker who wishes to keep abreast of ...
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Quasimus amriki (Garg, Vasu & Vats, 1995) SDI Monadicus amriki Garg, Vasu & Vats, 1995: 364 (original description; published type locality: Tiger Hill, India; another locality- India: Arunachal Pradesh); Cate, 2007: 194 (considered as Erroneous Assignment; classified under Negastriinae incertae sedis; catalogue; “SD” as India: Sikkim, Darjeeling ...
Parekar, Harshad, Patwardhan, Amol
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Parekar, Harshad, Patwardhan, Amol
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SDI's critics and the emerging case for SDI Deployment
Comparative Strategy, 1990Abstract The moral case against the SDI, as developed in the 1983 and 1988 publications by the National Conference of Catholic Bishops and the 1986 publication of the United Methodist Bishops, is built on the secular politico‐strategic arguments against the SDI.
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