After playing a number of positions early in his career, in 1920 he moved to second base, which became his primary position for the remainder of his career.
An estimated 5,500 men lived, studied, ate, showered, and attended classes at the base, which became known as the Annex (and later as Riverside Campus).
The rapid and affordable scaling that make F-RANs adaptive to the dynamic traffic and radio environment, and low burdens on the fronthaul and the base band unit(BBU) pool [1], which becomes a perspective way to improve QoE (quality of experience) for different services and reduce OpEx and CapEx of operators in radio access network.
BUPT is a comprehensive university with information technology as its main feature, engineering and science as its main focus and a combination of engineering, management, humanities and sciences as its main pursuit, which becomes an important base for fostering high-tech talents.
The northern army was responding to increased guerrilla activity in the Nuba Mountains, which became a base for southern rebels during the civil war.
And when the parents wanted to take up the fight against the teacher's lawsuit, they created their own Web site, which became a base for framing their argument in the news media.
One defendant, Essam Abdel Tawwab Abdel Alim, described how Islamic Jihad trained recruits in Yemen, which became a base after 1990, when Egypt blocked the return of mujahadeen who had fought the Soviets in Afghanistan, realizing that they had not abandoned their goal of attacking the Egyptian government.
Cradock's representatives secured for him a plantation at Medford, which became a base for business operations funded by Cradock, including the colony's first shipyard.
They built extensive harbour installations at Famagusta, which became a naval base in World War II.
Later in his life, he often returned to Cumbria, buying a cottage in Ravenglass which became a family base for exploration of the western Lakes.
