However, all the previous approaches require the deployment of relays, which can be costly or even prohibitive for dense networks.
In order to meet the requirements, most of the end users and organizations have been led to the deployment of Cloud Computing which offers affordability, mobility, agility, and effective use of high priced infrastructure resources with reduced cost.
Coal is one of the most damaging fossil fuels even if burned in the most modern, efficient coal power plants and with application of technologies currently planned by the industry, deployment of which on a commercial scale has to date not been proven feasible.
Most of the actions shown in these pictures have the same underlying principle: the deployment of opposing forces, which produces an exciting tension, an aliveness.
The Department of Homeland Security included the.gov domain early in 2009, while the Department of Commerce initially resisted including the.us domain because some large Internet corporations opposed the deployment of the technology, which is incompatible with some older security protocols.
According to General Franks, it was Mr. Rumsfeld who broached the issue of canceling the deployment of the First Cavalry Division, which had been scheduled to reinforce the initial American invasion force.
In London, Foreign Minister Robin Cook said Mr. Clinton had "taken careful account of the views" of America's allies and other international partners in pulling up short on the deployment of missile defenses, which would violate the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972.
Ping-emitting beacons in the black boxes still have about 20 days of battery life, but high waves had prevented the deployment of ping locators, which are dragged by ships.
Our approach is effective in identifying the deployment of minimum costs, which provide also QoS guarantees.
The global community is working on the deployment of DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC), which could increase Internet security for all.
