Sentence examples for deploy the tool from inspiring English sources

The increased availability of data-mining solutions, often supplied by the corporate sector, makes it very easy to deploy the tool kit of natural language processing and artificial intelligence to intercept any suspicious communication.

They actually tell councils how to deploy "the tool that you need to successfully tell the story of your place" in nine easy steps.

Significant tasks include: A needs assessment Development of use cases Design and test the proposed tool (ideally in a developmental environment) Deploy the tool Evaluate the success of the implementation While the definition of the EHR is straightforward, EHRs vary dramatically in their features, capabilities and ease of use.

There are sketch troupes, in Edinburgh and beyond, who deploy the tools of drama or social commentary.

Those studying how best to deploy the tools of intensive care for people with terminal disease are still cautiously defining their terms.

This cause and effect hasn't gone unnoticed by some social advocates, who increasingly deploy the tools of venture capital investing to improve economies of impoverished areas, or to seed start-ups viewed as contributing some other social good.

As EU trade commissioner since 2004 Mandelson had also learned a good deal about how the most advanced EU economies, as well as emerging giants like China, deploy the tools of government to nurture the new businesses and skills the globalised world market would be needing.

The team has to go in and deploy the tools themselves, as well as educate salespeople and dealerships on how to use it, Rohrssen said.

Mr Alexander said both the Heywood and Middleton and Clacton by-election results showed none of the three main political parties could "deploy the tools of traditional party politics".

The goal of the new effort and task force will be to — paraphrasing the FCC, here — identify what constitutes risk, create tooling to combat that highlighted risk, deploy the tools, and then keep an eye on their performance.

I've known Brad Jersak for about ten years, and I've long been struck by his ability to deploy the tools of a scholar to distill the most profound ideas from a given theological topic or problem.