Rather, the requirements to deploy acoustic tags externally to meet permitting restrictions meant that many were often prematurely shed due to rapid growth rates of juvenile P. pectinata [18].
In order to satisfy the data rate and latency requirements expected in the future, it is necessary to deploy 5G wireless networks at frequencies in the mmWave bands.
They also seek customisation of this underlying support, and present an initial experiment in demonstrating how custom security middleware can be generated on-the-fly in a way that is both cost effective and that supports traceability from requirements to deployed services.
The collector is also intended to be relatively easy and cheap to construct, light in weight, negligible in power requirements, easy to deploy, of large surface area, easy to retrieve, small in storage, and unlikely to acquire substantial contamination upon the crucial inner foils.
"The requirement for IRC to deploy staff is a terrible commentary on the failure of European countries to meet immediate and basic needs of refugees in Lesbos," he said in a statement.
One way to meet this separation requirement would be to deploy the heat flow and seismology experiments on opposite sides of the spacecraft.
While this approach undoubtedly has the potential to remove some of the complexity associated with developing and deploying applications, it doesn't remove all of the requirements developers have to deploy and manage their code according to a set of defined policies.
"After technology is tested, TSA must fulfill a number of requirements prior to deploying machines, such as establishing sufficient and qualified staff to operate the new equipment and ensuring the assigned airport has the infrastructure in place to accept it".
The Colapinto™ device appears to require more training to deploy properly, because of its flexibility and the requirement for manual aspiration of samples.
"Given these differing perspectives and the significant impact of aesthetic requirements on the ability to deploy infrastructure and provide service, we provide guidance on whether and in what circumstances aesthetic requirements violate the [Communications] Act," the FCC's order reads.
