Lambert recognized that fashion is social history and that those who deploy it well, from Babe Paley to Chloë Sevigny, are making that history.
Mehserle, vested with the legal monopoly of violence by the state and trained in how to deploy it, goes from golden boy to judge, jury, and executioner in a matter of seconds that he will relive for the rest of his days; Grant, used to violence being done to him and responding accordingly, reacts to the deadly blow with almost emphatic resignation: "You shot me!
By exploiting its AAA rating, GE Capital was able to raise capital cheaply and then deploy it to fund everything from commercial-property and home loans to credit-card lending and insurance.
And they deploy it brilliantly, using images from the silly ("My face was so purple I must have looked like Barney having a baby") to the serious ("Stay together in this human race").
Patents and licensing issues scare a number of hardware manufacturers away from deploying it, even when the hardware itself supports it.
One of the All-Stars' mainstays, Yomo Toro, plays the cuatro, a 10-stringed guitar from rural Puerto Rico, but he deployed it with urban audacity, moving from traditionalist riffs to high-speed runs and jazzy dissonances.
Once Trump saw how successful his elementary school-style attacks were against the GOP, he deployed it against every perceived opponent from "Crooked Hillary" to the "Failing New York Times".
On the I.T. side of things, admins can remotely manage this workspace, and can set it up and deploy apps to it from the cloud.
The system is then aligned with the aneurysm under x-ray fluoroscopy and the SFD deployed by unsheathing it from the constraint of the microcatheter.
The craft entered the atmosphere at about 21,000km (13,039 miles) per hour, its heat shield worked effectively and it deployed its parachute to slow it from supersonic speeds to around 240 km (149 miles) per hour.
