Sentence examples for deploy the computer from inspiring English sources

It is not yet clear whether Anonymous plans to deploy the computer virus, but last week the group signalled an intention to attack Iranian government websites in support of a planned green movement rally in Tehran.

They point out that the country is advanced in deploying the computer for everything from university registration to soccer tickets to paying utility bills.

While the move had been expected, education officials disclosed yesterday that not all of the costs of developing the site and deploying the computer hardware were expected to be covered by a separate board-associated commercial site that would generate revenue through advertising and corporate sponsorships.

What impresses me most is how its team of volunteers and professional staff engage with each school district, making them a partner in building and deploying the computer lab.

Another group of investigators has presented cost data for a web-based adherence intervention [ 44], and we used their estimates in calculating the cost of deploying the computer-based health literacy application so that it was possible to compare deployment costs for several options.

Figure  1 provides an overview of factors related to costs involved in treating patients with HIV and their quality of life as health utilities (left portion of figure), the costs of developing and deploying the computer-based intervention (top portion of figure) and the effects of the intervention on treatment costs and quality of life as health utilities (right portion of figure).

THE decision by the United States and Israel to develop and then deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility late in George W. Bush's presidency marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the gradual militarization of the Internet.

Fiber-optic backbones now serve mainly as cross-country thruways because it was too expensive to deploy all the computers needed to serve small local markets; the shift to optics could let fiber networks extend farther into neighborhoods than ever before.

Because it was too expensive to deploy all the computers needed to serve small local markets, fiber-optic backbones now serve mainly as cross-country thruways, but the shift to optics could let fiber networks extend farther into neighborhoods than ever before.

(Indeed, Washington launched the first cyberwar in history by deploying the Stuxnet computer worm against Iran).

NIF's automated control subsystems are built from a common object-oriented software framework based on CORBA distribution that deploys the software across the computer network and achieves interoperation between different languages and target architectures.