Luckily, the body has very robust defense mechanisms against such invasions; the immune system immediately deploys cells called macrophages as a 'first response' to devour and kill invading bacteria in the lungs.
Next, we deploy getrusage calls and measure the breakdown of CPU occupancy per processing stage (Figure7).
When networks fail, carriers deploy trucks, called C.O.W.'s, for cell on wheels, that act as temporary cell towers.
When Sergeant Roldan was in Texas, about to deploy, he called home to Brandon, who is now 5. "What you doing?" asked Sergeant Roldan.
Words like "old" and "tired" are words Mr. Andrews deploys to call attention to Mr. Lautenberg's age.
But the anti-graffiti strategy — deploying crews called graffiti blasters to quickly erase or blot out painted surfaces — has imposed a kind of natural-selection process in the graffiti subculture.
With fluent English and Arabic skills, he was repeatedly deployed to call on Muslims in the west to mount "lone wolf" attacks, a key part of al-Qaida's strategy as mass casualty attacks became harder to execute.
The New York attorney general's office said Tuesday that it was opening an investigation into the way that Arbitron, which measures audiences for radio stations, is deploying devices called personal people meters.
Scientists on board have deployed probes, called xCTDs, over the stern of the ship in the past day, which measure properties of the ocean as they fall through the water column.
In his biography of Gen. Creighton Abrams, "Thunderbolt" (Simon & Schuster, 1992), Lewis Sorley wrote than General Abrams built into the restructuring "a reliance on reserves such that the force could not function without them, and hence could not be deployed without calling them up".
