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In Virginia, Last Mile Broadband LLC has begun to deploy an advanced wireless LTE technology to serve portions of Hanover County, just north of Goochland, that it says is faster and more reliable than current wireless technology.
The industry has begun to deploy a variety of automation systems as safety features, like lane keeping and so-called traffic jam assist.
The exchange was contained in an 11-page report in which the agency painted a mixed picture of Iran's activities, and confirmed that Iran had begun to deploy a new generation of machinery to enrich uranium.
WASHINGTON Iranan has reportedly begun to deploy a new generation of machinery to produce nuclear fuel, a development bound to intensify a debate in Washington about whether a recent National Intelligence Estimate accurately portrayed Tehran's progress toward the ability to build a nuclear weapon.
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To better understand the rich data generated by smart, connected products, companies are also beginning to deploy a tool called a "digital twin". Originally conceived by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency DARPAa), a digital twin is a 3-D virtual-reality replica of a physical product.
Google began to deploy a new navigation bar located at the edge of the screen.
We're not happy with the situation either- our target audience is theglobal broadcast technical community, both proffesional and 'interested amateur', so we are beginning to deploy a second video hosting service that has fully global access.
On the smartphone front, Thomas says the company is waiting for consumer hardware to catch up — noting that RGB-IR sensors "haven't yet begun to deploy on smartphones on a great scale".
China has invested heavily in military modernization and has begun to deploy long-range aircraft and a more able deep-sea naval force, and it has asserted territorial claims to disputed islands that would give it broad sway over oil and gas rights in the East and South China Seas.
