All three officers — who belonged to the department's Mobile Strike Force unit, which was deployed to high-crime areas and which has since been disbanded — were dressed in black uniforms, and the officer in the back seat had a military-grade assault rifle strapped to his chest.
All three officers who belonged to the department's Mobile Strike Force unit, which was deployed to high-crime areas and which has since been disbanded were dressed in black uniforms, and the officer in the back seat had a military-grade assault rifle strapped to his chest.
It said the additional officers, all of whom received specialist training in the run-up to last month's G8 summit in Northern Ireland, would not be deployed to high-risk areas.
Increasingly clever methods are being deployed to exploit high-throughput parallelization, combining data from measurements of many single molecules to build longer haplotypes.
In F-RAN, MBSs are provided for control signal interaction on the control plane, while RRHs are deployed to enhance high speed data transmission on the user plane.
The proposed model is intended to assist network operation, estimating individual resource shortage, differentiating congestion from hardware failures, and predicting the necessary resources to be deployed to tackle a high-capacity demanding event.
Indeed, although sophisticated bioinformatics is deployed to reach the highest confidence of proteomic identification and quantification, important ambiguities in data interpretation persists; the observed increase, decrease, or absence of changes in the abundance of peptide phosphorylation need to be interpreted carefully.
For the production of UHP-ECC, ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene (PE) fibers were deployed to reinforce the ultra-high strength mortar while special attention was paid to the mix process to ensure satisfactory fiber dispersion.
Health workers were quite supportive of provision of free care, and it appears they would be more so if additional health staff could be deployed to cope with the higher workload and the income previously raised from fees could be compensated to buy essentials for the facility.
Overall, the health workers interviewed in Zambia appeared supportive of free care, as long as more health staff were deployed to cope with the higher workload and the income previously raised from fees was compensated for by government so that they could still buy essentials for the facility.
