Sentence examples for annual deployment from inspiring English sources

We particularly like the pier-net ICS because, despite the disadvantage of requiring an annual deployment and retrieval of the net, it will initiate a jam for all ice conditions for virtually any river slope; it can be dimensioned with confidence to respond to events for any specific design discharge; and it will not block summer recreational in-river activities.

"Every year, it spends close to four months in the Indian Ocean and they have to capitalize on the ship's annual deployment".

Australia also directly contributes to the defence of Pacific countries by periodically deploying warships and aircraft to patrol their territorial waters; this includes an annual deployment of RAAF AP-3 Orions to the region as part of a multi-national maritime surveillance operation.

Today in America, SWAT teams are deployed about 100 to 150 times per day, or about 50,000 times per year -- a dramatic increase from the 3,000 or so annual deployments in the early 1980s, or the few hundred in the 1970s.

What a cool graphic! a, Daily mean position estimates (circles) and annual median deployment locations (white squares) of all tagged species.

The second bias is that annual solar deployment will keep deploying exponentially with a fixed compound annual growth rate (CAGR).

According to Eastern Kentucky University criminologist Peter Kraska, the number of annual SWAT deployments in the United States jumped more than 1,500 percent between the early 1980s and 2000.

According to Kraska, by the early 1980s there were 3,000 annual SWAT deployments, by 1996 there were 30,000 and by 2001 there were 40,000.

Table 2 shows the annual training and deployment costs of providers.

The first of several annual three-month deployments to Southeast Asia as part of the Far East Strategic Reserve began in April, with Melbourne returning to Darwin at the end of June.

They were year-by-year cumulative costs of the three stages of deployment, not annual costs.