The optical head is deployable by the ROV robotic arm for sample analysis; the remaining components are fixed within the vehicle tool-sled.
Tensions occur when prototypes that are effective for testing and presenting ideas and that may be deployable in specific situations (perhaps by their developers) are far from easy to use in an applied and systematic manner by a wider range of users.
This requirement is enshrined in the principle of 'Universality of Service', which the CAF enforces by requiring all personnel to be able to perform certain common military tasks and to be deployable to any environment with little medical support.
Furthermore, midwives needed to be deployable in rural and often very remote areas where mortality rates were worst.
It is not clear what is meant by "weapons are deployable within 45 minutes".
Other benefits include the fact that plastic is less susceptible to cracking than concrete – caused by seismic activity, for example – and it is deployable in all kinds of environments, "from sub-Saharan to sub-zero".
(By the way, should you want a roof that's deployable while you're on the road, you can also get a soft top for $850).
"We've demonstrated that our network is deployable," Mr. Agassi said.
What makes the U.S. successful and probably unique in the world is the ability to project power, and what underlies that is deployable logistics and deployable communications.
