The theory was that avoiding the deployment of large numbers of American ground troops would avoid a backlash by Afghans who have long resented foreign invaders.
Avoiding the deployment of a large number of ground troops is a lesson the Bush administration says it has drawn from the ill-fated Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.
The proposed algorithm has been designed to intelligently learn building thermal properties using coarse-grained indoor temperature data from thermostats, thus avoiding the deployment of sophisticated sensors network.
In fact, the biggest argument I could think of why tablet leasing may not take off is this: most enterprises are still trying to avoid the deployment cost altogether by relying on Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) programs instead.
That strategy has helped to avoid the deployment of large numbers of U.S. forces, but it has also met with repeated challenges.
The battalion's commanding officer, Lieutenant-Colonel E.H. Trotter, killed by a shell on 8 July, intentionally underestimated the battalion's casualties of about 500 to avoid the deployment of brigade reserves.
In 2005, the so-called Gang of 14 negotiated a handshake deal to avoid the Republicans' deployment of the "nuclear option," which would have changed the Senate rules mid-session.
The officials said many fighters had crossed into Pakistan through frozen mountain passes and trails south of the Tora Bora region, avoiding the heaviest deployments of Pakistani troops.
This packaging scheme avoids the kinematic incompatibilities that in other schemes result in local buckles and wrinkles that increase the deployment force and permanently deform the membrane.
The coupling of translational and rotational measurements to obtain the 6-DOF signals appears to be a useful approach, not only for direct earthquake engineering applications, but also to study the wavefield composition, while avoiding the need for the deployment of dense arrays, which take longer to install and are more expensive to maintain.
