Dude, now you know my secret on how I can write all those great sounding reports.

Funny that this guy stole your name.

 

"...Without going into the technical details, the fully integrated test program maximizes the probability of project success, yet minimizes cost and time required for the anticipated fourth-generation equipment. Based on integral subsystem considerations, the incorporation of additional mission constraints requires considerable systems analysis and trade-off studies to arrive at any discrete configuration mode. Of course, the interrelation of system and/or subsystem technologies necessitates that urgent consideration be applied to the subsystem compatibility testing. It is assumed that any associated supporting element mandates staff-meeting-level attention to the preliminary qualification limit. Specifically, the characterization of specific criteria is further compounded when taking into account the management-by-contention principle..."

sounds like government reports i used to read

 

"...Without going into the technical details, the fully integrated test program maximizes the probability of project success, yet minimizes cost and time required for the anticipated fourth-generation equipment. Based on integral subsystem considerations, the incorporation of additional mission constraints requires considerable systems analysis and trade-off studies to arrive at any discrete configuration mode. Of course, the interrelation of system and/or subsystem technologies necessitates that urgent consideration be applied to the subsystem compatibility testing. It is assumed that any associated supporting element mandates staff-meeting-level attention to the preliminary qualification limit. Specifically, the characterization of specific criteria is further compounded when taking into account the management-by-contention principle..."


My thoughts exactly!