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Morisetti said climate change would mean the UK military will be deployed more often to conflict and disaster zones.

However, it is expected that as communication systems migrate to mmwave and terahertz frequencies, frequency division duplex (FDD) systems may be deployed more often than TDD systems.

During the last eight years American forces have been deployed more often than at any time during World War II, yet seemingly without a coherent sense of what justifies intervention in the first place.

In a 2013 report for the Council on Foreign Relations, Rand Corporation scholar Linda Robinson outlined this already well-advanced trend when she noted, "[Special Operations Forces] have doubled in size and been deployed more often and for longer periods than ever before.

In the military for example, units are deploying more often and for longer periods of time, as operational demands increase while force size and budgets shrink.

Drop that price and it could be deployed more widely.

Conservative alternate assumptions that pre-pandemic vaccines would need to be updated and deployed more often (e.g. every 5 or 7 years) were examined in a sensitivity analysis.

And accidents were more frequent among troops who had deployed more often, the study found.

In Street Fighter, command inputs usually combine specific movements of the joystick, more often in quarter or half-circle revolutions, followed by button presses – but these must often be deployed in complex sequences to optimise the attacks.

Deployed more often on the wing in the past, it would be interesting to see him granted a run of matches in this role.

No, no, no there are more efforts to be deployed.