Asked about suggestions in the defence green paper that the military was "top heavy", Bob Ainsworth, the defence secretary, replied: "We have got to look at their effective deployability and effectiveness".
Tensegrity structures are attractive due to their potential for deployability, ease of tuning and high precision control.
Because of their rigidity, foldability and deployability, tensegrities are becoming increasingly popular in engineering.
Due to their ease of construction, rapid deployability and low cost, these systems have great potential for hazard mitigation applications in the context of global warming.
The major advantages of using inflatable structures in space are their extremely low-weight, on-orbit deployability and inherent low launch volume.
System deployability: A set of incrementally deployable and extensible solutions bring existing P2P systems closer to commercial production, and many have been introduced in recent years.
It also focused on the idea that transition-related medical needs — like the hormone therapy and chest surgery Cook underwent — hinder service members' ability to do their jobs and go to war, what the military calls "deployability".
Where demand would have existed, substitute solutions have been favored because (2) they were earlier on the market, (3) they have relative advantage due to some design choices of HIP, (4) HIP lacks early adopter benefits necessitating costly coordination among multiple stakeholders in public deployment scenarios, and (5) people have misconceptions about the deployability of HIP.
Under the new guidelines, according to the Wall Street Journal, the Pentagon will have authority to reassess the deployability of transgender troops, and boot out service members deemed non-deployable under the new guidance.
It was still huge, but at least the gun and its companion vehicle could be squeezed into a C-17 transport plane, meeting the transformation goal of quick deployability in a contingency.
