Verizon Wireless' consistent focus on reliability is based on rigid engineering standards and a disciplined deployment approach year after year.
Here's the actual region and city deployment by year, as told by the Pacific Telesis Fact Book, 1994.
Falling costs reminiscent of cellphones and DVD players have roughly doubled U.S. solar deployment every year for the past five years.
And the bill in the House, they said, would mandate that the president follow Pentagon policy limiting deployments and requiring a set period of rest between deployments — one year for the Army; 210 days for the Marines — or obtain waivers to ignore them.
While ostensibly impartial, these bodies have often been highly political and could delay technology deployment for years while companies fought to have their technology incorporated into common use.
Excessive force complaints doubled between 1983 and 1988, and the department was, by the end of the decade, recording nearly 900 baton deployments each year.
That, coupled with widespread Android device deployment and years of search and voice investment, could ultimately end up paying off for the company in the long run.
Kraska estimates the total number of SWAT deployments per year in the U.S. may now top 60,000, or more than 160 per day.
Characteristics and injury circumstances for patients who met criteria for inclusion in the analysis (i.e., injured during deployment, >18 years of age, evacuated from theater to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, and transferred to a participating hospital in the United States) were collected from the Department of Defense Trauma Registry (16 ).
This sample participated in a longitudinal, prospective cohort study of OEF/OIF veterans who were followed from pre-deployment to one year after return from deployment.
