A quicker deployment of smart grids is also foreseen.
The system also provides a platform for quick deployment of solutions developed anywhere in the world.
The original strategy of Heraclius, to destroy the Muslim troops in Syria, needed a rapid and quick deployment, but the commanders on the ground never displayed these qualities.
The imaging setup was installed on a mobile cart for easy adjustment and quick deployment in an operating room.
This setup enables quick, modular, and inexpensive deployment of a long range distributed wireless sensor network (WSN) for key applications, such as patient monitoring, for instance, for quick deployment of a medical WSN in a field hospital after disaster events.
All three men have urged the administration to deploy a missile shield only once it has been proved to work -- in contrast to Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, who has called for quick deployment, even if a system is only partly effective.
At a Senate hearing on Feb. 13, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said that a missile threat from North Korea warranted the quick deployment and that the Pentagon often learns how to improve weapons systems by simply using them.
Fundamentally, to have effective solutions, it is required to select a number of design and development priorities in a planned manner, for example flexible design, quick deployment, achieving more thorough sense, more comprehensive interconnections, and more intelligence [24].
A year later, in Sierra Leone, the quick deployment of about 1,000 British soldiers helped save what was then the UN's largest peacekeeping mission from collapsing under attack by rebels of the Revolutionary United Front.All this seemed to confirm that the UN could take on only soft peacekeeping and "observer" missions with co-operation from the warring sides.
