Her successor, Mark Hurd, deployed hard-nosed, sharp-pencil cost-cutting.
The Yiddish Policemen's Union (2007), which speculatively situated the Jewish state in Sitka, Alaska, rather than Israel, deployed hard-boiled detective novel conventions in relating the resolution of a murder.
The first was that Russia could deploy hard power in countries that had been in the Soviet Union and were outside NATO with little risk of the West responding with force.
Both are among the few countries, apart from America itself, that can deploy "hard" power relatively speedily to distant trouble-spots; France is now striving to match Britain in this respect.
Many of the soldiers that make North Korea the world's most heavily militarised state are poorly trained or even properly fed and are deployed in hard labour or farming to supplement the meagre resources of their units.
Furthermore, government salary payment was consistently delayed and no incentives were paid to health workers deployed in hard to reach, underserved locations.
The advantage of molecular messaging over other sorts of communication, he says, is its ability to be deployed in hard-to-reach places, such as providing in-body communications for medical applications.The body's cellular signalling pathways have already been mapped, so these could serve as "communications channels", says Dr Bush.
Thus, a wireless mesh network can be easily deployed in hard-to-wire areas, in difficult terrains, in monuments, or in those areas where environmental concerns prohibit wiring.
Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is highly budgeted by energy since sensor nodes are mostly battery-powered and deployed in hard-to-reach area for prolonged duration.
In addition, EH devices do not require conventional recharging; it enables untethered mobility and therefore can be deployed in hard-to-reach places such as remote rural areas, even within the human body [7, 10, 11].
Burrows also maintained that IT systems are cheaper to deploy than hard infrastructure, such as new roads, bus services or rail tracks, which could be a key selling point for many local authorities facing swingeing budget cuts.
