Marc's alarms continue to be a part of my daily camp life and, of course, deploying them this summer has been emotional".
Park and Shi [2] suggest strategies of deploying additional sensors in the bottleneck zone in due course of time to maintain a desired level of network connectivity.
At present, no literature is available about the cost-effectiveness of deploying regular nurses to perform diagnostic and treatment tasks after a short, injury-specific course.
They are maintained by defense wonks, military spouses, and, of course, by deployed soldiers.
"He loved it, of course!" she said, deploying the first of several dozen exclamation points that she uses instead of periods to end her sentences.
That calculation, of course, deploys a very liberal definition of returns to include payroll taxes and the like.
No country has ever built solar at anything approaching this pace, and it would leave India with three times as much solar capacity as Germany – which over the course of decades, has deployed 38.5GW, much more than anywhere else in Europe, and more than twice as much as the United States.
After some heroic efforts on the part of the trackside marshals to manhandle the stricken car to safety the clerk of the course decided to deploy the safety car and four laps later the entire field darted into the pit lane to refuel.
This was realized by functionally integrating CoI in the course format and deploying TPACK through cycles of practical inquiry on various collaborative learning design tasks.
America is on course to cut its total stockpile by half by 2012, with the number of deployed warheads down by two-thirds from today's levels.
Mr. Wang alleged that Mr. Bo's wife, the lawyer Gu Kailai, had transferred huge sums of money overseas, and accused Mr. Bo of seeking to resist "central party authorities" in the course of governing Chongqing, including deploying wiretaps to eavesdrop on other leaders, according to the academic.
