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In addition, we described several approaches that can be adapted to re-task communication resources owned by independent individuals, for use by an emergency response network.

Developers at the company are developing capabilities that will use the smartphone's internal accelerometer and re-task it to act as a seismic sensor.

As mentioned previously, a user wishing to observe more of the variability could simply re-task the clustering algorithm to generate more representatives.

We should be re-tasking some of those tax concessions towards affordable housing," he says.

It is now generally accepted that a key part of tumor biology is the reactivation and re-tasking of developmental pathways and genes to support a malignant phenotype.

This methodology/model allows for the creation of systems that demonstrate flexibility, agility, and the ability to be rapidly re-tasked.

In this paper, we quantitatively assess the impact of compensating for a loss of performance in one constituent system by re-tasking the remaining systems.

A special paramilitary style unit was withdrawn from duties on the border with Northern Ireland and re-tasked in and around the north Dublin estates where many of the gang members live and operate.

Two Command and Control nodes ashore provided unmanned system tasking and re-tasking, and they served to host and display both geo-positional data and status for UAS and UUV vehicles during the operational scenarios run during the exercise.

Once it was realised that Saddam's regime had long since abandoned its WMD programme, TF 121 was re-tasked with tracking down people who might know where the deposed dictator and his loyalists might be, and then with catching al-Qaida leaders who sprang up in the country after the regime collapsed.

As their numbers and missions increase, three important challenges will emerge for these large swarms of sensor and surveillance UAVs: (1) the need for near real-time dynamic command & control of the swarms, (2) efficient mission planning and dynamic real-time re-tasking of the swarms, and 3) the need for improved automation of swarm mission planning and command & control.