Sergeant Bales was a decorated soldier with three previous deployments to Iraq under his belt, and a family man with a wife and two children.
7 8 Previous studies in other military populations, mainly those including recruits or soldiers under deployment, have identified prior injuries as the primary risk factor for development of new pain episodes or injuries.
"The initial period for the African deployment under the UN security council resolution was one year.
These results were influenced by the stent graft design (deployment under the renal arteries vs. covering the renals with bared stents).
While this is good news, we are concerned about the impact this speed of deployment under the RO could have on the Levy Control Framework (LCF) which sets annual limits on the overall cost of DECC's levy-funded policies.
High temperature gas reactors (HTGRs) are being considered for near term deployment in the United States under the GNEP program and farther term deployment under the Gen IV reactor design (U.S. DOE Nuclear Energy Research Advisory Committee, 2002).
A metropolitan area in which an intelligent transportation infrastructure system is deployed under part I or part II under subparagraphs (C) and (D), respectively, including through a distribution of funds under subparagraph (E), may not receive any additional deployment under the other part of the program.
Despite much attention in recent years, researchers have yet to achieve the goal of long term, independent operation of sensor network deployments under these constraints.
There were myriad problems with the deployment, but the government's under-the-radar foot-dragging slowed the arrival of peacekeepers and allowed violence in Darfur to continue.
We also consider that all deployments operate under the partial co-channel configuration wherein the available spectrum is split into clear and shared parts [27] which are denoted B c and B s, respectively.
