Sentence examples for deploy in place from inspiring English sources

The main conundrum for Spain coach Vicente del Bosque ahead of Friday's World Cup Group I qualifier at home to minnows Finland is who to deploy in place of Xavi should the injured Barcelona playmaker be ruled out as expected.

The future we anticipate for military robots is a fully capable war fighter able to be deployed in place of a human soldier.

As a result, geothermal power has the potential to help mitigate global warming if widely deployed in place of fossil fuels.

It would leave enough money in NOAA to keep the actual tsunami buoys already deployed in place, but would slash funds for staffing and further expansions.

In time, he says, such trees may be deployed in places like Bangladesh and India, where mercury- and arsenic-laden drinking water has created a growing health crisis.

As American forces have been deployed in places like Khost, the support they can offer -- including large amounts of money -- has been seen by warlords as a crucial factor in settling power struggles.

Similar systems have also been deployed in places such as Bangladesh, Uganda, Nigeria and the Philippines, but with less success.In this rapidly evolving market even relatively young firms run the risk of being outpaced themselves by fresh and even more disruptive innovations.

There's an explosion of personal biometric devices ranging from personal blood pressure monitors to some being built into clothing and widely deployed in places such as Denmark.

Since then, a small handful of companies have been working on commercial applications for the reptilian robot, focused mainly on search and rescue missions deployed in places people can't reach.

"It's really about us challenging our own perceptions, particularly when developing new technologies to be deployed in places like sub-Saharan Africa and southeast Asia," Gorkin said.

Currently available devices include permanent filters that once deployed remain in place indefinitely, and optionally retrievable filters that may be left in place permanently or may be removed within a specified time frame (weeks to months depending on the device).