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Support vector machine regression (SVR), a computational intelligence technique, has been very successful in the estimation of permeability and has been widely deployed due to its unique features.
Mayor Adam West deploys the entire Quahog Police Department to Cartagena, Colombia to search for Elaine Wilder (a fictional character from the film Romancing the Stone which he was watching), leaving Joe behind (as he was not deployed due to his disability and the fact that parts of Cartagena aren't wheelchair-accessible) with the police station's skeleton crew.
Snatch Land Rovers were originally deployed due to their speed over rough ground and manoeuvrability.
Under the safety car, deployed due to huge accident at the top of Eau Rouge for Stefan Mucke in the Ford GT from which the driver emerged unhurt, the Audi pitted and went into the garage with 45 minutes to go.
Armed police officers and the dog unit were also deployed "due to the nature of the calls", Wiltshire Police said.
In our research, we find that if the vehicle density is relatively low around the location where the roadside infrastructure is deployed, due to the limited number of the passing-by vehicles, just a few numbers of the beacon packets get a reply.
LAPD officials said only that the stingray was not deployed due to technical malfunction issues, but declined to elaborate.
In October 1941 two independent light tank squadrons had been formed for service in Malaya; however, neither was deployed due to a lack of vehicles to equip them.
Lethal force was deployed due to the direct threat that he posed to the citizens of this community and the officers.
The search will shift south of the initial seabed zone and requires underwater mapping before any equipment is deployed due to the depth and uncharted area, Truss said. . "The new search area is most likely the place the aircraft is resting," he said.
It is reasonable to assume that subjects with such a complex of symptoms may be less likely to be deployed due to undiagnosed health concerns precluding one from adequately performing in a deployed setting.
