Indeed, in Parliament tonight, several antiwar legislators urged the deployment of United Nations peacekeepers to replace British and American troops, threatening to open a new political front.
LONDON — As Olympic organizers saw it, Monday was to have been the day when things finally started to go right in a countdown to the Games that has so far been something of a public relations disaster, mostly given the fiasco over too few security guards — thousands too few — and the emergency deployment of British troops to replace them.
Highlighting the situation in Africa, the UN Security Council in January authorized the deployment of 5,500 uniformed personnel to replace the European Union EUFOR military force.
In most WSN applications, new sensor nodes are added to the network by post-deployment to assure network connectivity, to replace dead sensor nodes or to cover more regions in the area of interest.
During the troop rotation, which will take place roughly from February to May, more than 105,000 troops will flow into Iraq to replace the current deployment of about 130,000.
These fears are exacerbated when we are constantly confronted with the rapid deployment of technology and artificial intelligence to replace real-life human beings.
The 1 PARA battlegroup was ordered back to the United Kingdom to resume its spearhead role as the permanent stand-by battalion that would form the basis of any emergency deployment, while 42 Commando, Royal Marines, came ashore to replace the soldiers.
Specifically, some WSNs are required to survive for a certain lifetime because of too expensive deployment cost (e.g., harsh or hostile environments) to replace the energy-depleted sensor nodes.
American troops have been taxed by lengthy deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, and Pentagon officials have sought to replace them with indigenous or allied troops.
"Given that the government wishes to replace coal with gas, significant CCS deployment will be essential - otherwise, gas demand is likely to have to fall sharply from the mid-2020s".
