Vietnamese media meanwhile reported that China deployed "a fast attack missile boat and a minesweeper" around the rig on Monday.
T-Mobile sought to stave off such doubts Tuesday by announcing it had deployed a fast technology, called HSPA 7.2, across its entire network.
"The project will be getting data back, so within the EV Project we are indifferent to what standard is being used and much more attuned to how fast-charging affects how people use their vehicles, where are the best places to put fast charging, how can we most effectively deploy a fast-charge infrastructure," he said.
While that blustering politician is an unreliable source, his idea dovetails with the belief of western specialists that Russia is in the process of deploying a super-fast, liquid-fuelled torpedo, the Shkval [squall].As for Mr Putin's political firepower, it is probably true that, although his honeymoon has ended, he retains enough clout to deter any frontal attacks.
A: Fast to deploy, really after replacing custom code.
In the N-Gram experiments the VMR server had to be deployed on a faster PlanetLab node in order to make sure the jobs finished.
Researchers from a cadre of Universities are toying with the idea of destroying the current Internet and re-deploying a newer, shinier, faster, more secure and robust Internet.
So, in the early days of Facebook, he deployed a shocking motto: move fast and break things.
Eventually the England captain, Douglas Jardine, hit on a solution: deploying a method known first as "fast leg theory", and later, and more evocatively, as "Bodyline", England's fast bowlers would intimidate Australia's batsmen by aiming balls directly at their chests and heads.
If you have a large structure that deploys too fast, you're going to be left with a big old mess of wires and rods.
