Sentence examples for deploy identify from inspiring English sources
MAMS provides means for a lightweight life cycle to develop, deploy, identify, select, integrate and execute varied M&S resources as services in the Cloud.
Those perpetrating both present and potential crimes and abuses – whether they're members of a corporation, the criminal underworld, or a national government – must be stopped, and the techniques they deploy identified and disabled.
When students were required to express or explain some abstract concepts, they tended to deploy identifying relational process as the examples show.
Before behavioral science interventions are deployed, identify people from the departments that will be affected by your interventions and seek approval from their managers in advance.
10.17am: During the hunt for the killer, a News of the World surveillance team was deployed to identify who the Soca team were.
An array of detectors was deployed to identify cosmic rays and measure their energies up to several hundred TeV.
Mr. Zuckerberg said he would get back to Mr. Engel on artificial intelligence tools and other procedures being deployed to identify fake accounts that spread misinformation.
Design Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (DFMEA) method is deployed to identify the potential failure modes and causes so that improvements can be made for battery modules, controller and electric motor.
An extension developed by the authors was also deployed to identify differences within user segments in terms of demographic (e.g., age, gender, education level) and relevant psychographic variables (e.g., environmental awareness).
As proved during the initial American military mission to rout Al Qaeda and the Taliban from Afghanistan after the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, American airstrikes would be more effective if small teams of Special Operations forces were deployed to identify ISIS targets and call in attacks.
This scenario is the key driver of research and development in the early intervention system deployed to identify students at-risk (Arnold & Pistilli, 2012).
