Sentence examples for arising from deploying from inspiring English sources

In a section on ethical and legal issues arising from deploying AI, the committee points to decision-making transparency as one of the core challenges, noting that it is "currently rare" for AI systems to be set up to provide a reason for reaching a particular decision.

In English there are many words that have double or even triple meanings, and whole sitcom plot structures have been built on the confusion that arises from deploying these words at choice moments.

Some studies have suggested that 15,000 to 66,000 miles of new pipeline would be needed over the next 15 years or so to accommodate the volumes of CO2 that would arise from a widely deployed CCS program.

He also tried to solve dilemmas arising from the traditional description of Christ as both human and divine, by deploying precise definitions of "substance," "nature," and "person".

Another observation arising from our survey is that the literature is rich in works focusing on IaaS systems, often deployed on Amazon EC2, at present the market leader in this segment.

the difficulties arising from Congs.

Creatures are arising from the depths.

Questions arising from the depths of wonder.

It seems fair to suggest, then, that she's mainly worried about avoiding the bad press, negative public perception and political implications that would arise from seeing water cannon deployed.

Deploying human capital is very different from deploying financial capital.

Let us start from deploying the first cell.