The AoA focuses on identification and analysis of alternatives, measures of effectiveness (MOE), cost, schedule, concepts of operations, and overall risk, including the sensitivity of each alternative to possible changes in key assumptions or variables. It addresses trade space to minimize risk.
[what's this?] The Clydesdale is a highly recognizable draft horse breed originating from farms in the Clydesdale district of Scotland. Clydesdale horses are graceful, calm and well known for their distinctive appearance, including their signature long, strong, feathered legs and so-called bald face white facial markings.
The Belgian draft horse is currently the most common breed of draft horse in the United States. Clydesdale - Clydesdales are typically larger than both the Belgian and Percheron breeds, with a mature height of over 18 hands being common. Clydesdales come in a range of colors, with bay, brown, chestnut or sorrel, and black being common. White hairs scattered throughout the body (roan) are common, as are very wide blazes, tall white socks or stockings, and white spots on the body.