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The judgment also made several criticisms of Kennedy, including that his deployment could have been construed as "entrapment".

Speaking to the BBC's David Willis, he said one of the pilots had enabled the device, but that the second stage of its deployment could have happened "without command from the pilots".

Thus, it seems plausible that positive experiences during deployment could have a protective effect on mental health.

Furthermore, we did not have data on side air bag deployment which could have influenced mortality.

And thanks to their low cost, adaptability and speed-of-deployment, they could have a transformative impact on millions of lives, and on ailing healthcare systems.

Kerslake told reporters the failure by fire chiefs was "extraordinary" and "incredible", but he was unable to determine whether quicker deployment of firefighters could have saved lives.

In this paper we show that proposed modifications to the current gradiometer design, specifically aimed at the deployment in space, could have a magnetic gradient sensitivity better than 10−13T/(m√Hz) in the frequency range of interest for specific missions both for fundamental research and for such applications as geophysical exploration on Mars and other solar system planets.

Üzümcü said on Monday that Russia and Syrian officials had also spoken of "pending security issues to be worked out before any deployment could take place".

Broad deployment could take place from 2020 on.

While this is good news, we are concerned about the impact this speed of deployment under the RO could have on the Levy Control Framework (LCF) which sets annual limits on the overall cost of DECC's levy-funded policies.

So, while the near-term impact on U.K. carriers' 4G deployment plans might not be that great — the longer term move to free up spectrum licences to support speedier deployment of future technologies could have a much more significant impact.