Sentence examples for become able to deploy from inspiring English sources
This suggests that in the period between infancy and adulthood individuals of both species come to integrate their gaze-following skills with their more general social-cognitive knowledge about other animate beings and their behaviour, and so become able to deploy their gaze-following skills in a more flexible manner.
It only works to the extent that studying different subjects helps you learn a variety of ways of thinking about problems -- and it has its ultimate payoff when you become able to integrate, to deploy an idea that arose in one domain to help with an issue that arises in another.
As the Internet of Things becomes less costly, he says more startups will be able to deploy hardware and software analytic platforms to help growers manage resources, reduce waste and maximize their crop yields.
Whatever the origin of Jefferson's usage, the Crusade metaphor had become so well established in American usage by 1861 that E.G. de Fontaine was able to deploy it ironically against his enemies, the abolitionists, who, he sneered, "invited all men to join in the holy crusade" against slavery.
If Facebook is able to deploy Internet access to the rest of the world that lacks it, as Internet.org intends, then Facebook itself could become a significantly more valuable company than it is today.
When trouble hit, governments were able to deploy their reserves to help private firms.
They are also able to deploy huge numbers of people to work on a project.
ESPN has long been able to deploy an array of weapons on the field of politics.
Only in rare cases have the Americans have been able to deploy ethnically diverse military units.
If travel writers ever descended on São Tomé they would be able to deploy every cliche.
