And this week, in Moscow, Presidents Bush and Putin will sign a treaty committing their countries, by the end of 2012, to reducing deployments of strategic — that is, intercontinental — nuclear weapons from about six thousand on a side to between seventeen hundred and twenty-two hundred.
Finally, this article has shown the relevance of mobile relaying to reduce deployment costs.
Then, a clustering algorithm groups several radio heads of different buildings in a single pooled baseband unit, reducing deployment costs.
The results of the research show that the pressure accumulator assembled in the hydraulic circuit reduced the deployment time of ROPS by 71%; and that the electronic control system can correctly predict overturn.
For example, approximately 30 s is reduced with the deployment of five nodes per grid.
Problems with interoperability, cost, spectral efficiency, and limited functionality plague these systems but could be significantly reduced through the deployment of a single nationwide network that serves all public safety personnel.
Instead of the quest for conceptual models, construction of a QSAR model has been reduced to the deployment of hundreds of descriptors, the number of which frequently widely exceeds the number of tested chemicals.
"There is a risk that these changes – combined with the separate consultation proposals to remove pre-accreditation – may result in significantly reduced rates of deployment," it says in an impact assessment.
The April open meeting, due to take place on the 20th, will largely focus on notices of proposed rulemaking and inquiry into reducing barriers to deployment of both wired and wireless infrastructure.
Nonetheless, because of reducing dimensionality, the deployment of the nodes in a 3D scenario are sparser than in a 2D scenario, which leads to decrease of the internodes interference, thus increasing the effective transport capacity of the system.
