Sentence examples for be deployable to from inspiring English sources

The system could be deployable to cocoa fields for monitoring of OTA in quick successions.

This requirement is enshrined in the principle of 'Universality of Service', which the CAF enforces by requiring all personnel to be able to perform certain common military tasks and to be deployable to any environment with little medical support.

This parallels our experience in Open Bibliography (see sibling article in this issue) where the implementation costs were too large to be deployable without additional resource, and we reverted to a simpler model with some implicit semantics.

"I hate to be critical of something that is so well-intended and is likely to actually increase security, but I don't think this is likely to be deployable on a large scale," Bederson says.

Meanwhile, the EU is still struggling to equip its own long-promised rapid-reaction force of 60,000 (this one to be deployable in 60 days and sustainable for a year).

Moreover, "everybody on the force is supposed to be deployable, and these people aren't," the source added.

The QIS framework uses standard technologies and is intended to be deployable by administrators with a moderate level of technological expertise: It comes with various tools, such as interfaces for the design of distributed queries.

How many soldiers are not going to be deployable because of medical care that they're receiving?

Furthermore, midwives needed to be deployable in rural and often very remote areas where mortality rates were worst.

In a world where we can no longer contain threats and where force is mostly counter-productive, every agency of the U.S. government, from Justice to Agriculture to Commerce to the Census Bureau should be deployable overseas.

The technology will be effective at intercepting grenades moving up to 475 feet per second and may be deployable by 2008.