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Project to provide children with tablets loaded with literacy apps reports encouraging results in Africa, U.S. At the Association for Computing Machinery's Learning at Scale conference this week, they presented the results of the first three deployments of their system.

At this stage the team has a few "early phase" deployments of their system across some Fortune 500 companies in the Bay Area.

All of the world's largest international broadcasters, based in the United States, France, Germany, England and the Netherlands, are cutting back on shortwave or reviewing the deployment of their resources.

Plant root systems can respond to nutrient availability and distribution by changing the three-dimensional deployment of their root architecture.

Michael Mann, the climate scientist, said he hoped the list would bring greater scrutiny to oil and coal companies' deployment of their remaining reserves.

We develop a model in which product developers can play a useful role in monitoring the deployment of their technology abroad.

But the hoopla could not disguise the melancholic purpose of the gathering: to prepare the families of the soldiers for another lengthy deployment of their division to Iraq at the end of September.

The killing of six British military policemen today in southern Iraq along with an ambush of British paratroopers threatened to raise new questions among Britons about the deployment of their troops alongside United States forces.

A spot review found that army and police personnel were included on a list of workers to receive hazard money "even though funds had been transferred to both forces to meet the deployment of their officers".

"They really need to do a major, major rethink and a major shift in the deployment of their capital [towards renewable energy] … there is no doubt they are the energies of the future," she said.

When the common wisdom held that the Soviets would slow the development and deployment of their intermediate-range missiles, Wolfowitz predicted, correctly, that the Soviets meant to modernize and enhance them.