Admittedly, deploying boost-phase defenses would require revising the Antiballistic Missile Treaty that bars the United States and Russia from building national missile defense systems.
More specifically, the Taylor expansion of time is used to approximate the time integration, deployed to boost temporal accuracy.
A poll this week suggested Hollande's swift decision to deploy troops had boosted his presidential stature and approval ratings slightly.
A BVA poll this week suggested Hollande's swift decision to deploy troops had boosted his presidential stature and approval ratings slightly.
As James Hamilton of Amazon Web Services observed recently at a Google-hosted data-center-efficiency summit, there is no Moore's Law for power — while servers become progressively more powerful (and cheaper to deploy) and software boosts server productivity, the cost of energy (as well as water, needed for cooling) stays constant or rises.
Also on Fifa's longlist: Ghana FA head Kwesi Nyantakyi – detailing his plan to boost falling domestic attendances by deploying "sexy ladies" in "nice jeans".
I can see Moloch deploying a succubus to give him a power boost, but maybe Henry or Moloch should have prevented her from targeting the residents of one small town over and over?
In October 2011, the military boosted the airpower at the base by deploying a squadron of F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jets, which can fly faster and carry more munitions than Predators.
Companies can boost productivity by simulating tasks on computers before deploying capital and people.
Europe is boosting its common diplomatic corps, while China is deploying retired civil servants, prison laborers and Chinese teachers — all are what the historian Arnold Toynbee called marchmen, the foot-soldiers of empire spreading values and winning loyalty.
In 2009, Lady Gaga admitted that she deployed computer wizardry to boost her 5ft 1in height in her videos.
