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The Observatory also operates a number of seismic networks on the East Coast as well as in more remote places around the world and is fully equipped to deploy portable seismometers rapidly in the immediate aftermath of earthquakes.
When disaster strikes, the wildlife clinic at the Phillip Island Nature Park will be ready, equipped to deploy hundreds of tiny wool sweaters at a moment's notice.
Real-world clinical settings like addiction treatment programs are ill-equipped to deploy and sustain the existing resource-demanding evidence-based interventions (EBIs) that target HIV-infected people who use drugs (PWUDs), and this has left a critical void in current HIV prevention efforts.
A benefit auction starting March 24th offers a great way to send much-needed funds to Global Giving's Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund, a grassroots organization that is well-equipped to deploy supplies and aid across the country.
America is about to deploy drones equipped with a surveillance system called Gorgon Stare.
Drive.ai is also pursuing partnerships to deploy vehicles equipped with its system, though it's not ready to detail those plans, Tandon said.
Talks eventually "broke down" and an "exchange of gunfire" ensued between Johnson and the officers, Brown said, at which point officers felt they had no other choice but to deploy a robot equipped with an explosive device.
In February, privacy concerns prompted the Virginia legislature to put a hold on drone use for two years, and grounded a plan by Seattle police to deploy two camera-equipped drones.
These days, if an accident is severe enough to deploy the airbags, cars equipped with telematics automatically place an emergency call to a dispatcher, who can then send police and emergency medical services.
Operation Derange soon followed, and Bromet was able to deploy 70 ASV III equipped B-24s, Wellingtons, and Halifaxes.
His plan calls for equipping and training those units to deploy almost as quickly as Air National Guard units, which can move in mere hours.
