Sentence examples for deploy worker from inspiring English sources

A Google Car that pull up to an accident and deploy worker robots to cut passengers out of a wreck while managing traffic, calling in EMTs, and corralling onlookers is far more meaningful and could, on a very basic level, be considered an AI.

Rigid labour laws make it hard to deploy workers efficiently and lead to costly court cases, 3.2m last year alone.

Led by the likes of Walmart, a fiercely efficient retailer, businesses began using IT in the late 1990s to better manage supply chains, deploy workers and design products.

We used 14 machines to deploy workers and 1 machine for the management queue.

It wants an agreement from the union that would let it save money by eliminating some bus depots and give it more flexibility in deploying workers.

Spoiled food, inefficiently deployed workers, over- or underpricing of contracts-any of these things can turn profit into loss.

Five days later Gloucester tried to sell 36,000 kilos, and the system crashed, confirming buyers' suspicions that they might end up having to deploy one worker to watch the online site from the office and a second at the auction in case of a crash.

Five days later Gloucester tried to sell 80,000 pounds and the system crashed, confirming buyers' suspicions that they might end up having to deploy one worker to watch the online site from the office and a second at the auction in case of a crash.

Although the norms are conservative, there is no provision to deploy health workers beyond the norms even where it is warranted by service needs and the health workers are available on the market.

For example, in the mid-1990s the average amount of capital deployed per worker in Thailand was only one-eighth of that in America.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger declared a state of emergency in Los Angeles County, a move to allow the state to deploy emergency workers and equipment.