At its core, the stop-loss policy meant that all troops headed to Iraq and Afghanistan would remain in service throughout their unit's deployment — even if the time on an individual soldier's enlistment contract expired before the deployment ended.
This makes the gateways deployment even harder in IoT environment in comparison to static networks.
(And these numbers represent the 'high' scenario; the City of New York's audit of Verizon's franchise found major gaps in deployment, even though the company claimed these areas were completed).
Innovations, such as synthetic vaccine platforms and monoclonal antibodies, could enable faster deployment, but even in the best case would still take months — too long for contagions that double within weeks and are difficult to bring under control once already widespread.
An innovative release system for the graft provides full control and deployment accuracy even in cases with tortuous anatomy.
I must note that the numbers presented by AT&T are not audited and most likely have holes the size of cities as an audit by New York City of Verizon's cable franchise coverage revealed massive gaps in deployments, even though Verizon is supposed to have completed 100percentt of the City by July 2014.
A sniper who worked closely with Charlie Company told military investigators that some people in the unit had been "brainwashed throughout the deployment to kill," even in ambiguous situations, adding, "I feel that the problems are caused by the first sergeant and the commanding officer".
Recent evidence indicates that the frontal eye field (FEF) participates in the deployment of spatial attention, even in the absence of saccadic eye movements.
Decision update Researchers are exploring the use of online or incremental learning approaches to improve the decision boundary of the classifiers even in deployment phase[32, 33].
