The need for enough dwell time — and for a fairer, less stressful distribution of repeat deployments — is a keystone finding in a study of the alarming rise in suicides afflicting the military as it soldiers on in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The distortion is averaged over independent realizations (drawn from a uniform distribution) of the sensors deployment.
"Disruption" is defined as any significant shift in costs, roles, or risks of any of the stakeholders that are involved in the acquisition, distribution, or deployment of technologies.
The results in Table 3 compare the average cell throughput and the fifth percentile of the user throughput cumulative distribution of a BS only deployment to a relay-based deployment in the wide area and metropolitan area test scenario with different radio resource management options.
We have begun to explore these presumed relations through their joint impacts on land availability and access, labor opportunity and mobility, and the distribution and deployment of capital.
This is particularly true of judiciary legislation which is mainly concerned with the distribution of judicial power through deployment of the judicial force and the effective exercise of appellate review.
Because of the void-hole caused by the uneven distribution of nodes and sparse deployment, the selection of next hop forwarding nodes only based on the state of current node may result in the failure of forwarding in the local sparse region.
Information collected through the survey included numbers of employees overseas (point prevalence on 1/1/05 and trends), qualifications, geographical distribution, type of work and costs of deployment to the NGO, and difficulties and challenges in recruitment and employment.
"We must again invest in the development, manufacturing, deployment, and distribution of energy, but this time green energy".
