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• "It's jointness at the top,"
• Cimko said the key to Joint Strike Fighter is jointness.
• But achieving jointness in wartime requires building it in peacetime.
• Jointness is an important factor in developing Joint Operations.
• This approach views jointness as key for proceeding flexibly in a changing world.
• Our military today is all about jointness,
• The Move to Jointness and Its Implications for the New Zealand Defence Force ".
• Jointness also creates the possibility for a new manner of warfare called Network-centric warfare.
• The development of this basic process of jointness between baby and mother depends on mother's capacity to tolerate separateness.
• He said he was not advocating a new force, but a " new operational concept that establishes true jointness ."
• Furthermore, there should be a sense of fixed jointness between the two forearms and the wrists, and it should be maintained throughout the swing ."
• Finally policy makers should examine the characteristics of the output in question since it may have both a degree of market failure and jointness associated with it.
• Jointness, on the other hand, represents both the separateness of the two ( or more ) individuals and their joining in a third virtual space.
• So it was to foster such " jointness " that the Marine Corps held recent war games dubbed " Hornet's Nest ."
• One key lesson was the need for " jointness, " all branches of the service working together while setting aside traditional rivalries, he said.
• The first of these is jointness, or the extent to which the intended agricultural product and the incidental non-commodity outputs of agricultural activity are linked.
• "Jointness " has been defined as " the integration of the strengths of at least two limbs of the military in a coordinated effort to achieve a common goal ".
• However, due to the criminal character of OWS violations the jointness concept is abandoned, which leads to very poor technical investigative methods and severe unnecessary disruptions to vessel operations.
• He became immersed in the Hampton Roads community by conducting press conferences, particularly with local print and broadcast media, to discuss the ways to preserve and protect jointness in the military.
• "' Jointness "'is defined as a dynamic process representing an emotional system for psychotherapist and patient, or any partners experiencing simultaneously mutual intimacy, while concomitantly safeguarding separateness.