Others who have deployed versions of this argument include Bales (1971), Brink (1989), and Pettit & Brennan (1986).
It's worth noting that as JUMP deploys version two of its bikes, it's not going to sunset the hardware from version one.
They deployed a version of peer-to-peer software, initially associated with illegal file-sharing of pirated music and movies.
Last year, they deployed their version of the Mars rover -- known as R.U.S.S., for Remote Underwater Surveillance System -- to take readings once done by inspectors in boats.
Haley deployed a version of this thinking at the Press Club, when she spoke of the swift indictment of the officer who shot Walter Scott in the back multiple times, in North Charleston, South Carolina, but then implied that the Black Lives Matter movement was responsible for intimidating police officers to the point that black lives are now in further jeopardy.
A number of researchers in artificial intelligence have recently deployed one version of circumscription (namely, the stable models of Gelfond and Lifschitz [1988]) to problems of causal reasoning, building on an idea of Norman McCain and Hudson Turner's [McCain and Turner 1997].
Microsoft, eager to expand its Internet access network to compete with America Online, announced an alliance yesterday with Qwest Communications International to deploy a version of the Microsoft service over high-speed lines in the 14 states where Qwest offers access.
For all the explosions and three-figure body count, Kingsman is heritage drama: it knows the history of the Brit spy genre back to front; plus it knows how to deploy a version of the British class system with an eye to maximising foreign sales, just like Julian Fellowes did when concocting Gosford Park and Downton Abbey.
The London Underground will soon be deploying a version of this system.
I, too, am guilty of this, of deploying some version of Holder's comment as an easy applause line that amounts to little more than an empty rhetorical gesture.
