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Qué (quién) es DCG - definición
Camera & Imaging Products Association
ORGANIZATION
CIPA DCG-001; Effective megapixels
is a Japan-based organization set up in July 2002 to deal with technologies related to photography. Its members are engaged with the production of film-based and digital cameras, and other related equipment.
United States Army Center for Initial Military Training
CENTER OF UNITED STATES ARMY
Initial Military Training/DCG-IMT; User:Habi.mojidi/Initial Military Training/DCG IMT; Initial Military Training/DCG IMT; Initial Military Training/DCGIMT; Initial Military Training-Basic Training; Initial Military Training - Basic Training & BOLC; Initial Military Training - Basic Training; Basic Training - Initial Military Training; Basic Training – Initial Military Training; Leader Training Brigade; U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training
Basic Training in the United States Army is the initial training for new military personnel typified by intense physical activity, psychological stress and the development of social cohesion. The United States Army Center for Initial Military Training (USACIMT) was created in 2009 under the U.
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1. He said Pakistan had "some reservations" about the Indo–US nuclear deal and these reservations were raised during the five–day talks of the DCG.
2. The commitment to provide the weapons was made by the US after examining the list of defence requirements provided by Pakistan at the just concluded US–Pakistan Defence Consultative Group (DCG) meeting in Washington, Pakistan‘s Defence Secretary Tariq Waseem Ghazi said.
3. "This poses significant threats to our democratic society and it is for this reason that the DCG believes that it must be mandatory for VoIP service providers to be required to retain adequate records in respect of calls made using this technology.
4. If this situation is allowed to emerge because of inadequate regulation, then the DCG believes that ... criticism of government and those responsible for implementing regulatory controls will be huge." Acpo‘s submissions to Ofcom did not mince words, either, saying that Ofcom‘s considerations about the impact of VoIP appeared to have overlooked the issue of "how law enforcement and the security services will be able to respond to the demands and expectations of the public and government to trace and identify those who seek to harm our citizens, and who may seek to use VoIP services to propagate their activities by hiding behind a cloak of virtual anonymity". DS Macleod says the DCG has "grave concerns" about the approach to regulating VoIP services and that these have been "largely ignored". Ofcom‘s response: "Some of the issues raised are to do with privacy, and that is not within our ambit.
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