Running the two sites in parallel, however, has become "a nightmare", one source said, with B2B teams spending "endless hours" deploying features across both platforms.
About an hour after deploying a helicopter, the Coast Guard found the boat 15 nautical miles from Harvey Cay, and 20 miles from where the fishermen first reported seeing it.
In April, Tao won a $15,000 "Drive It!" Lemelson-MIT Student Prize, in part for his PhD research and for developing Firefly's predecessor a tiny electric drone called Locust that can fly at about 70 miles per hour after deploying from an aircraft.
Hughes made it to an altitude of 1,875 feet and reached a peak velocity of 350 miles per hour before deploying the rocket's parachute and returning to terra firma.
For half an hour, Teller deployed X-ray lasers all over the Oval Office, reducing hundreds of incoming Soviet missiles to radioactive chaff, while Reagan, gazing up ecstatically, saw a crystal shield covering the Last Best Hope of Man.
It can cost a police department hundreds of dollars an hour to deploy a helicopter, while an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) can be sent into the skies for as little as $25.
GTM Research and the Energy Storage Association also released the U.S. Energy Storage Monitor 2017 Year-in-Review, which says that 1,000 megawatt-hours were deployed between 2013 and 2017 and which predicts that more than 1,200 megawatt-hours of energy storage will get deployed in 2018 alone; last year, it was 431 megawatt-hours.
Standout instances would include Churchill sending in the troops during the Tonypandy riots – an incident best summarised as This Was Not His Finest Hour – and David Blunkett deploying tanks to Heathrow, an irrational piece of theatre that failed to rally support for the then imminent attack on Iraq.
It once took CRC consultants about three hours to deploy each new or replacement computer.
Armstrong and Aldrin left the module for more than two hours and deployed scientific instruments, collected surface samples, and took numerous photographs.
