Sentence examples for an early deployment from inspiring English sources

Because the prices are high, the products are in an early deployment stage, and demand for video and voice features low, 802.11n shipments are expected to remain small: Dell 'Oro Groups Chow expects them to account for only about 10% of all Wi-Fi shipments in 2007.

It had been hastily assembled to meet demands for an early deployment, and arrived without any training in the basics of high altitude daylight bombing.

Another answer suggests an earlier deployment of peacekeepers to the region should be used to say the administration had "responded to danger signs – not ignored them", and makes a defence of a US decision in April, weeks before the genocide began, to push for the UN to withdraw its peacekeepers.

Nina Derawal is a citizen; her husband, Sergeant Vic Derawal, a green-card holder, was about to be deployed with his unit in Syria when he decided to check that his KOUTIE-SHOT, which had allowed him to reënter the country successfully after an earlier deployment to Mexico, was up to date.

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Kraft believed that the Segment 51 indicator was due to faulty instrumentation rather than to an actual early deployment.

The early deployment of an OCHA staff member from the Humanitarian Reform Support Unit helped to get the cluster system and the CERF application up and off the ground quickly.

The early deployment of an emergency manager to the Aceh programme successfully speeded up the response but created tensions which reduced synergies with the Indonesia country programme.

The agreement also asks the United Nations Security Council to authorize the early deployment of a multinational peacekeeping force to "assist in the maintenance of security for Kabul and its surrounding areas".

Other elements are the early deployment of a potent American force large enough to establish control, the quick establishment of new civil institutions, run by Iraqis, and a selective use of raids to capture hostile groups or individuals while minimizing the disruption to local civilians.

The less experienced trainee should be taught that early deployment of a rescue device is 'smart' as focusing one's efforts on 'ultimate success with a single device' may turn out to be 'insane'insane