In order to reduce the burden of operations, DexROV proposes to work out more cost effective and time efficient ROV operations, where manned support is in a large extent delocalized onshore (i.e. from a ROV control center), possibly at a large distance from the actual operations, relying on satellite communications.
The main benefits of not announcing exercise are reduced burden, ease of operation, and addressing compliance and adherence concerns that are pronounced in adolescents (22).
Ice built during off-peak hours is used to relief the cooling burden of hospitality operation at peak hours.
Is France willing to continue to bear some of the burden of ground operations, and if not, can its broader strategic goals be realised?
The added burden of combat operations made this situation untenable after the squadron went into action in Korea, leading to the formation of No. 391 (Base) Squadron at Iwakuni, at the same time as No. 91 Wing headquarters.
Italy, meanwhile, bears the brunt of the maritime migration and has shouldered the burden of the rescue operation.
The burdens of scheduling operations all across the country — so donors would not have to travel — meant that operations were not always simultaneous, or even sequential.
Two of the charter networks, for example, have invested heavily both in evaluators and in administrators who shoulder the burden of running school operations so that principals can spend more time helping teachers and attending to the education portion of the job.
Working with local community organizations in Germany is one way for Facebook to be seen to be sensitive to local realities — in a bid to steer off further criticism from the government — while also spreading some of the burden of adapting its operations for different markets.
