Sentence examples for and redeploy in a from inspiring English sources
His ideas, especially the alluring promise that tariffs will salvage American factory jobs, will remain on the field of battle for the next generation of political figures to recover, refashion, and redeploy in a subtler, more palatable form.
The main obstacle preventing broader adoption of quantitative structure activity relationships [(Q SARs] is that published models are still relatively difficult to discover, retrieve and redeploy in a modern computer-oriented environment.
By the end of the book you realize that every glancing detail has at some point been gathered up and redeployed in this process of grasping the world, a process both marvelously childlike and miraculously equal to the complexities of this richly burdened family.
These observations raise the possibility that this circuit has been conserved as a unit over millions of years of evolution and redeployed in new networks under completely different circumstances.
But does the smart city really empower the citizen to be any more than a passive consumer of services and generator of data, to be harvested and redeployed in the name of urban efficiency?
Manet and the Harlem Renaissance, Velázquez and the comedies of Nollywood: they are all hers, to be chopped and screwed at will, and redeployed in the creation of images that don't exist yet, and must.
Further, the captured node can be reprogrammed by the adversary and redeployed in the network in order to perform malicious activities.
After records at some of the stations in Mashiki town have been accumulated, the instruments were removed and redeployed in Minami-Aso area or Nishihara village in the first week of May 2016.
In September 1940, 237 Squadron was relieved by units of the South Arican Air Force and redeployed in Sudan, where the Operations Record for the last three months of 1940 showed it was involved in reconnaissance, dive-bombing and pamphlet-dropping.
This is the case, for example, when consolidating, redesigning, and redeploying an application in a model-driven architecture.
