Sentence examples for deployed versions from inspiring English sources

Others who have deployed versions of this argument include Bales (1971), Brink (1989), and Pettit & Brennan (1986).

For clarity, the reminder of the paper refers to the deployed version of the algorithm as "PAMPA" and uses the term "Vanilla PAMPA" to refer to the baseline version of the algorithm that was experimented in simulations.

It's worth noting that as JUMP deploys version two of its bikes, it's not going to sunset the hardware from version one.

At this time in which there are some clients with the old version and others with the new one, the servers must have deployed both versions of the components to be able to receive correctly the messages from any client.

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.

Facebook then later deployed this version on its campus-wide Wi-Fi network so all of its engineers could use it.

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].

If not, readers may resort to deploying iPad versions of apps like Instapaper and Readability with which they are already "redesigning" Web sites.

This allows flexibility in deploying different versions of units for different countries and allows upgradeability when new technologies come out in future.