Sentence examples for capable of being deployed from inspiring English sources

These should be simple to use, cheap, versatile, and capable of being deployed in many locations concurrently.

The robots being developed here can potentially be made cheap and expendable, and capable of being deployed in large numbers to cover vast expanses of sea.

He dismissed Tony Blair's claim that the Iraqi dictator had weapons of mass destruction capable of being deployed against his enemies.

At the center of the dispute is a BBC report that Mr. Campbell "sexed up" the Sept. 24 dossier by inserting into it a claim that Saddam Hussein had biological and chemical weapons capable of being deployed in 45 minutes.

The extent to which we rely on our devices and the exchange of information means new systems are needed that not only handle far greater bandwidth, but that are capable of being deployed to cover areas that were previously unreachable.

As a carbon-free resource immune to fuel-price increases and capable of being deployed in relatively small stages, it is a good thing, worthy of research and development spending, some targeted encouragement and the benefits of a carbon price.

The Miranda judgment states that it has in this case "constituted an indirect interference with press freedom" and is admittedly "capable, depending on the facts, of being deployed so as to interfere with journalistic freedom".

Among the issues reported was the fact that the current version of the software being deployed was not capable of allowing officers to search for specific keywords, meaning they would have to read through every captured message to find the information they wanted.

High-tech sunglasses capable of recognizing one face among 10,000 suspects in 100 milliseconds are being deployed by the Chinese government, according to local media reports Wednesday.

Starting this fall, a new generation of even more capable boxes will be deployed by cable companies, including AT&T.

Because of the wide expansion of some of these technologies (especially BT and 802.11), most practical scenarios of BT-capable applications will be deployed under a high environmental radio noise.