Sentence examples for deploy accurate from inspiring English sources

At any rate, the system is easy to deploy, accurate and could be used to track the minutest motions of other flying, hopping or stalking creatures.

The faster program, initially written in Fortran, is a numerical modelling program which deploys highly accurate numerical schemes to solve the hydrodynamic and solute transport equations.

The project we have proposed distinguishes itself from existing modes of air pollution detection and representation, as adopted by other countries, by providing a cost effective, easy to deploy and relatively accurate method of ambient air pollution detection which is also able to highlight prevailing trends/dynamics of pollution distribution.

In her TS Eliot prizewinning collection, Rapture, poem after poem deployed rhyme with accurate beauty.

But their use showed that the Syrian military was now deploying a more accurate weapon than the notoriously inaccurate Scud missiles they have used in previous attacks.

All weapons in the game have realistic limits to their use: machine guns must be deployed to maintain accurate fire or to be reloaded, rocket launchers must be shouldered to be aimed and fired, sniper rifles are most accurate when used with the scope and grenades not "cooked off" before release may be easily fled or even thrown back by the opposition.

Even assuming that an automatic filter could be deployed that was 99% accurate, the sheer quantity of material available online means that millions of pages will be unjustly blocked, while plenty of porn penetrates the filter.

Results showed that the proposed EFHNN may be deployed effectively as an accurate cost estimator during the early stages of construction projects.

Finally, to control and counter the outbreak of anxiety and hysteria triggered by early, inaccurate information [ 3, 7], strong public awareness campaigns were deployed, making use of accurate and timely messages that were relayed not only by the national media [ 4], but also social media [ 8], Short Message Service (SMS) platforms [ 8], and traditional, religious and community leaders [ 4, 6, 9].

A report in the latest edition of Nate's journal says: "The quality and consistency of examination marking … has led to a crisis in confidence about the ability of [exam boards] to employ markers and deploy procedures that can guarantee accurate results".

In the mid-1960s, receivedreceived by U.S. intelligence agencies indicated that the Soviets were planning to deploy large numbers of highly accurate and powerful intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).