For Ms. Knight, 32, this is her husband's third deployment, meaning he has been away for 40 months, or three and a third years, since the wars began eight years ago.
Songdo has the benefit of being a greenfield deployment, meaning that the city's infrastructure could be designed beforehand, based on the predicted needs of the architecture and residents, instead of being integrated reactively, as is the case with most smart city deployments.
It provides a zero deployment model, meaning that a node can be deployed by running a script, or by creating a node instance.
"In Alexandra, one person was killed in what was evidently a criminal act, yet the state decides to over-react with deployment of the military, meaning that soldiers, who are supposed to safeguard the country against external threats are taken into the township to fight crime," he said.
A BBC source said: "The new deployment guidelines will stop duplication, meaning more cost-effective foreign news coverage.
The paper added that "many of the smaller deployments have yet to be made public," meaning that we don't yet have the list that always seems to end with two guys from Iceland.
The metrics have also been normalized by the cell bandwidth since today's LTE network deployments may have cells with different bandwidths, meaning that cells with higher bandwidth will provide higher user throughput and support higher number of users.
At the peak of the United States deployment, 505 American bases operated in Iraq, meaning the problems of this town are far from unique.
This deployment delay brings an energy status-quo, meaning that the increase in carried traffic (× 75) is achieved at no extra energy cost.
"As such, you need transmitters relatively close to the home, meaning you still have some notable deployment costs.
