Sentence examples for deploy a technology from inspiring English sources

On top of Sonet, many carriers deploy a technology known as A.T.M., for asynchronous transfer mode.

It is perfectly OK for Facebook to deploy a technology called "graph search", which allows you to see in an instant how people and objects are connected, (for instance, "show me everyone who attends Sandy Hook elementary school"), as this is not publishing news, but one can see how intrusion into privacy might be just as egregious through methods other than doorstepping by journalists.

Why widely deploy a technology that is crippled before it begins unless there is an overwhelming economic argument for it?

They cite the conflict in Georgia as justification for their rush to deploy a technology that does not work against a threat that does not exist.

But unlike the ports, JetSuite deploys a technology to manage all of its resources in a dynamic real-time fashion.

"We learned [from PayPal] that you could revolutionize an industry with people who are very smart, working hard and deploying a technology never seen before," Hoffman told FORBES in April.

Since no long-term solution could be found to date, we investigated fishing gear improvement by deploying a technology designed to physically protect the hooked fish by hiding it to predators: the DMD (depredation mitigation device).

Another benefit of deploying a technology like strongDM is that they can ensure that engineers — especially ones with large salaries — can spend their time more effectively instead of having to manage database access for a company's employees.

In China, where content laws are far more restrictive and penalties for defying government proscriptions on content are far more severe, new social media giants and telecom providers like Musical.ly, Live.me, China Mobile Communications, Thunder and China Unicom have moved away from employing human censors to deploying a technology from the young Guangzhou-based startup Tuputech.

She was deploying a technology that was designed to protect white women from men like Nelson and Robinson ― one that relies on the constant surveillance, threatened incarceration and oppression of black men.

Pretty soon, we are going to have to make some of the most pressing decisions we have ever made about how, whether, and when to deploy a new technology.