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The deployment is seen as a success story in the making for the United Nations after a string of troubled peacekeeping missions in Africa.

And while the tanks in the desert are little threat to Israel, the lack of coordination around their deployment is seen as potentially undermining a peace treaty that has been a cornerstone of Israel's security for decades.

S&P Equity Resarch said substantial deployment is seen in mid-to-late 2006, adding that the news was a surprise, "as TiVo hadn't signed on major cable operators, who instead have pushed their own DVR platforms with Motorola and Scientific-Atlanta boxes".

The prediction models showed that if current physician supply policy (enrollment and graduation at state medical faculties, and their deployment) is seen as adequate by policy makers and maintained at the same level, it will result each year in almost eight times the number of graduated physicians than the number of vacancies in the public healthcare sector.

Ultra-dense small cell deployments are seen as a necessary means to address the anticipated thousandfold increase in mobile network traffic by 2020 [1, 2].

The deployment of British troops is seen by London as essential for the creation of security forces loyal to the UN-brokered government of national accord, announced on 17 December, which is intended to unify Libya's warring factions.

The analytics process, including the deployment and use of BDA tools, is seen by organizations as a tool to improve operational efficiency though it has strategic potential, drive new revenue streams and gain competitive advantages over business rivals.

The research is seen as a precursor to the future deployment of autonomous vegetation monitoring systems (environmental sensor networks).

Instead, language itself is seen as constituting the psyche, which is, hence, observable through the deployment of linguist resources.

"This is the first time we have seen ground-to-air missiles used in this way in the UK," said Ben Goodlad, a senior analyst at IHS Jane's, adding that "their deployment cannot be seen as purely for show".

In the early stages of deployment, he's seen a reduction in hiring time and cost.