However, bearing in mind the low-cost criterion followed in most WSN deployments, increasing the number of nodes may substantially increase the costs of deployment and maintenance rather than enhance the operation of the batteries.
In vast organizations or deployment scenarios, the number of entities (e.g., members of the organization, locations) tends to be very large, with the consequent increase in the number of policies required to enforce overall location-privacy settings.
On the other hand, as the density of deployment increases, the number of interfering neighbors of an access point increases, which in turn increases the nodal density of the system.
Since its deployment last winter, the number 350 has begun to circle the globe (the 350 Postcard Project, 350 Craft Challenge), proving to be an effective galvanizer since it is accessible to all spanning differences in language and culture.
37 We found that deployment duration and the number of deployments were similar for veterans who did or did not suffer NDs and PTSD, which argues against NDs or PTSD resulting from factors that may be related to deployment durations such as exposure to a possible Middle East pathogen.
Chief Superintendent Julia Pendry, who is in charge of the policing of the London Marathon, said additional deployments would increase the number of officers by 40 percent compared with last year.
"The number of deployments should equal the number of recoveries," Mr Singh says.
This is the situation that is most often encountered in current deployments, in which the number of stations registered to a single access point is moderate, and only a fraction of those stations are contending for the channel.
The agency says its investigation into 1.3 million F-150s revealed a significant number of incidents involving inadvertent air-bag deployments, the largest such number "in N.H.T.S.A. history".
During deployment, the initial number of VM instances are started and assigned to physical resources.
