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Before the year 2000 or so, most monitoring instruments had to be deployed from ships.

This spacecraft, equipped with a low-thrust engine, is expected to be deployed from the upcoming Exploration Mission-1 vehicle.

President Bush is expected to decide soon whether to send as many as 2,000 American troops to back up two peacekeeping brigades to be deployed from Nigeria.

At the news briefing, Commander Smith said the Los Angeles Police Department had officers ready to be deployed from the San Bernardino airport, several miles from the cabin.

With the island 850 miles from Spain's south-western tip, it can take more than a day for reinforcement planes to be deployed from the mainland.

The initial HST repair mission was required because of poor engineering on the ground, which may even have resulted from the daunting requirement of creating a device that had to be designed to be deployed from the space shuttle.

Affectiva makes emotion-detection software, and CEO Rana el Kaliouby was full of ideas today at Disrupt SF as to how it could be deployed, from gifs to Ubers.

"It's difficult to be deployed away from your family, home and loved ones on Thanksgiving, but we're doing the business of the nation," Miller said.

The mast is also very similar to long trusses that will be deployed from the International Space Station to support its solar power arrays, and some experts said NASA might wish to re-examine one that had been used in space.

Cyberwar undoubtedly will attract groups like Al Qaeda; the technology is inexpensive, easy to use and can be deployed from almost anywhere.

As a consequence, technology that removes CO2 from the atmosphere will need to be deployed 30 years from now, to hold warming below 2°C, let alone limit warming to 1.5°C.