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,Preparing for the Threat: 1972–6,t massive deployment of new strategic weapons in history — and those will be Soviet weapons’.. The scale of the Soviet effort was sufficient to disturb ‘even some who had been prone to view US programs as the principal catalyst of the arms race’.. Had the ‘threat’ so dramatically prophesied by Laird

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US Intelligence and the Soviet Strategic Threat,, which stresses the importance of bargaining between vested interests, leaves little room for the advice of independent specialists as a source of policy. The sort of approach which emphasises the ideological predispositions of policy-makers, finding in these the most satisfactory explanation for t

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,Preparing for the Threat: 1972–6,b ‘even some who had been prone to view US programs as the principal catalyst of the arms race’.. Had the ‘threat’ so dramatically prophesied by Laird, Foster and Senator Jackson in the first term of the Nixon Administration finally come to pass?

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A rigid body in space can move in various ways, in translation or rotary motion. These are called its .. The total number of degrees of freedom of a rigid body in space cannot exceed 6 (for example three translatory motions along mutually orthogonal axes, and three rotary motions around these axis).

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Lawrence FreedmanCI) of the U.S. Department of Energy, and with teraflops-capable platforms already available to a small group of users, attention naturally focuses on the next symbolically important milestone, computing at rates of 10. floating point operations per second, or “petaflop/s.” For architectural designs

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