The Labour leader deployed the simple but effective tactic – Paxman with Michael Howard-style – of asking David Cameron the same question six times to demonstrate the PM's unwillingness to answer it.
Thus if a modern quantum chemist deploys the simple valence bond model to study a real molecule, she does so with a much lower standard of fidelity than Pauling would have.
It deploys the simplest of graphics and text to ponder vast questions about our humanity.
The most interesting words Band deployed were the simplest ones: "we" and "us".
Subsequent analyses are performed using the retrieved data and the simple interface that deploys R and Bioconductor procedures using the Rserver infrastructure.
There are exceptions, particularly the superb black-and-white woodcuts of the German artist Georg Arndt, condensed visions of Europe in the 1930s that deploy irreducibly simple graphic forms – bowler hat, bunting, feather, boot, fist – with extraordinary flair and subtlety to warn of the coming disaster.
The concept behind it is simple enough; deploy the absolute best cameras, en masse, and then display the content on the absolute best screens, again en masse.
Most hydrological impact studies on the contrary deploy simple degree day methods (Hock 2005) and assume hypothetical reduction in future glacier areas (Singh and Bengtsson 2004; Hock 2005; Rees and Collins 2006; Immerzeel et al. 2009).
The $100 million operation in deep waters off the Galician coast, set to begin in the spring, will deploy an ingeniously simple technique: It will decant the oil from the tanker's holds into giant bags and haul them to the water's surface.
Among the tools that School in a Box users can deploy are simple text messages to notify school administrators, teachers, parents and children of important events; online student assessment tools; interactive question-and-answer examinations; and something called "activity-based learning," or 25 games (most of them traditional and Indian) that teach children chemistry, physics and vocabulary.
