Clinton herself has never shown the least reservation or scruples in deploying this instrument of U.S. foreign policy.
Wilkinson and his team would periodically travel to Palestine, Texas, to deploy the instrument on scientific balloons.
Italian scientists were the first to deploy these instruments at volcanoes like Etna and Stromboli, and they began to notice changes in the C-S ratio in the days and hours prior to eruptions.
The purpose of such Micro-Robots is to deploy instruments or instrument sensor heads, acting as an "extended robotic arm" rather than covering large distances on various types of terrain, while maximizing the mass allocation for scientific equipment.
This expansion of capacity enabled us to increase the payload mass of the lander to deploy geophysical instruments and to land on a wider region on the Moon including polar regions.
There was a problem with the Fujita scale: it was based on observation, not measurement — tornadoes are so destructive that normal weather instruments can't stand up to them, and they're so unpredictable that it is difficult to deploy hardened instruments inside them.
There was a problem with the Fujita scale: it was based on observation, not measurement tornadoes are so destructive that normal weather instruments can't stand up to them, and they're so unpredictable that it is difficult to deploy hardened instruments inside them.
After coffee, there's a meeting to discuss our plans to deploy optical instruments in Antarctica.
Indeed, the spacecraft will take two to three months just to deploy its instruments.
Spatial targeting research rarely acknowledges the diversity of actors navigating complicated institutional dynamics to deploy environmental policy instruments.
However, not all countries have the financial wherewithal and capacity to deploy ground-based instruments, and for some countries monitoring information is not available to the public, for example, through health advisories.
