State of the Art, or Art of the State?

(c) Transport computing operations to the new data centre at One Dag Hammarskjöld and install a state of the art infrastructure, including a new storage area network

That's sort of the state of the art.

Much of the public infrastructure within Australia is at the state level.

The state of the art is what we call myoelectric prostheses.

That is the state of the art today in diagnosing cancer.

This is the state of the art and how we do it.

State infrastructure had been destroyed, State property had been looted and factories dismantled and exported.

In the case of CAT (art. 21) and CMW (art. 76) the Committee may consider complaints from a State party which considers that another State party is not giving effect to the provisions of the Convention.

WP Activity 8 Evaluate the state of the art of common benchmark and indicator systems

In this regard, the handbook is a state of the art review of poverty statistics.

The state of the art at the time was something called marker based motion capture.

That's the other way that humor like Art Buchwald takes shots at the heads of state.

And what you're seeing here is, again, one of the most state of the art textile mills.

the use of state of the art technology to create regional and global anti terrorism data bases.

Governments are finding that the state of information security technologies is unsatisfactory from a critical infrastructure perspective.

He was treated with radiation therapy, state of the art radiation therapy, but it didn't help.

This will need state of the art data warehouse systems to consolidate data from various sources.

The entire public sector health infrastructure is financed by the State from its own resources.

While the importance of good physical infrastructure is well known, social infrastructure is equally important and should be understood to incorporate an underlying social contract between citizens and the State.

Mother and child are under the special protection and aegis of the State (art. 34 of the Constitution).

More than 20 Cuban field hospitals equipped with state of the art technology had also been deployed.

(b) The family, as the foundation of society, is under the protection of the State (art. 33 of the Constitution).

We leverage a lot of technology from the state of the art in general aviation and from automotive racing.

Building the infrastructure of a State with the capacity to govern takes time, and all of us must redouble our efforts.

Further progress was made in restoring and consolidating State authority in the counties, particularly in the rehabilitation of government infrastructure.

So you can't look at state of the art technologies in renewables and say, That's all we have.

Our goal is to make a state of the art product that our partner MTTS can actually manufacture.

State programmes had been adopted for developing rural areas, which placed emphasis on social infrastructure.

In parallel, we initiated a reform process that will provide the infrastructure for the establishment of a modern democratic Palestinian State.

Galvani's approach of probing the nervous system with electrodes has remained state of the art until today, despite a number of drawbacks.

Industry obtains access to state of the art university laboratories, talented research scientists, as well as a pool of potential recruits.

At just over 10 of GDP, the share of capital spending is well below the peak of nearly 13 in 2000. But capital spending must exceed that peak if US businesses are to be equipped with state of the art capacity, technology, and private infrastructure that will enable them to recapture market share at home and abroad.

She illustrates how the State obligations in Art. 13, para 1 of the ICESCR and in Art. 28, para 1 of the CRC contain four elements, namely availability, accessibility, acceptability and adaptability (see also Wilson 2004).

The Declaration on Minorities makes it clear that these rights often require action, including protective measures and encouragement of conditions for the promotion of their identity (art. 1) and specified, active measures by the State (art. 4).

The availability of these state of the art technological tools in the country would be economically advantageous and provide more reliable exploration information.

Ms. Michele Markoff Senior Coordinator for International Critical Infrastructure Protection, Bureau of Political Military Affairs, Department of State United States of America

Participation can be ensured in many ways, including the use of minority associations (see also art. 2.4), membership in other associations, and through their free contacts both inside the State and across borders (see art.

Our first revelation was to completely abort and walk away from the technology of the day, the status quo, the state of the art.

Jesse came to us at the RIC to be fit with these state of the art devices, and here you see them.

Infrastructure, infrastructure, infrastructure and discipline.

I mean, this technique of being able to manipulate a mesh here, with multiple control points, is actually something that's state of the art.

While acknowledging the many needs of the State party in rebuilding and reconstructing its infrastructure, the Committee notes that the State party has a very considerable wealth of natural resources and expresses its concern that the State party is not meeting its obligations under article 4 of the Convention.

Thus, for niche markets to be further developed and strengthened in townships and rural areas developing countries require infrastructure in the form of cinemas or alternative forms of four walling , for example community art centres.

Effective verification consisted of four aspects adequate legal authority, state of the art technology, access to all available information, and sufficient human and financial resources.