BEIJING -- An Australian ship towing a U.S. Navy "pinger" locator has twice picked up sustained signals that may be from missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370's "black boxes," and searchers are likely to deploy an underwater exploratory vehicle soon to look for wreckage, authorities said Monday.
Mike Scioscia of the Angels is not likely to deploy any shift because Bonds can hit to all fields.
However, we found that those who were recently divorced were more likely to deploy within a 3-year period than those who remained married, suggesting that divorce did not adversely impact deployment eligibility.
For example, individuals living in uncertain circumstances are likely to deploy strategies appropriate for a shorter life span, such as earlier puberty, as evidenced by the younger age at menarche of girls born into disadvantaged environments in the developing world and migrating to the West, 11 and by earlier menarche of girls in Western populations of lower birth weight.
The latter's refusal to be laughed at is matched by the former's constitutional faith in our right to laugh, although, of the two men, Kim is the more likely to deploy nuclear weapons in the wake of a hissy fit.
Unless the logistics companies can keep pace with the technological innovation that Amazon is likely to deploy, Amazon Logistics Services may emerge as a new platform in the next decade, unseating existing freight leaders.
Though the Metropolitan Police are likely to deploy additional resources for the 8pm kick-off and adopt a high-visibility presence, there is understood to be no intelligence suggesting a specific threat to the game.
Hyperloop One looks likely to deploy the first active hyperloop transportation system in the city, with a route to Abu Dhabi, for instance, and it's also piloting a number of self-driving shuttle projects.
A1 Rumsfeld Briefs NATO on Shield Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld told NATO defense ministers at a meeting in Brussels that the United States was likely to deploy certain antiballistic missile systems before testing was completed.
But there are sociological reasons for America's enthusiasm as well: an abundance of specialists, who are more likely to deploy tests and procedures, as well as malpractice fears, which leave hurried doctors inclined to order a test rather than explain why it is not necessary.
