The study found that the stress troops experienced during their average nine-month deployment was due in part to poor living conditions — troops felt the detainees received better food than they did, and 82percentt of Army and 60percentt of Navy troops surveyed said that overall, detainees were treated better than they were.
A staged deployment is inevitable, due to the scale of a WAMS and the scale of capital and operational expenditure required to deliver a suitable WAMS.
A deployment of a unit of a reserve component described in this paragraph is a deployment whose cancellation as described in paragraph (1) is due to the deployment of a unit of a regular component of the Armed Forces to carry out the mission for which the unit of the reserve component was otherwise to be deployed.
The fast deployment of these inflatable bags is due not to a pump but a chemical reaction involving sodium azide, which when heated creates nitrogen gas that inflates the bag in milliseconds.
A new five-nation force – from Nigeria, Niger, Chad, Cameroon and Benin – is due for deployment by 30 July to take on the Islamic State-allied militants, whose six-year insurgency has left at least 15,000 dead and increasingly threatened regional security.
Last year it doubled its number of employees to 20,000.The company's success is due to the deployment of lots of brainpower in a business generally seen as unexciting.
In the second, we note a power overhead which is due to the deployment of our solution, this overhead is about 5 W. The orange part represents the power consumption when the ultrabook is in a suitable position for the user, i.e., the screen brightness is increased.
If d ij ≤d max, the candidate site does not require a DU (as it is cheaper to assign its IRUs to the DU of a surrounding building with spare capacity) and the associated cost is due to fiber deployment (i.e., C cost=K fiber/m ∗d ij ).
This is due to the random deployment of nodes in the network.
