Sentence examples for deploying tech from inspiring English sources
There's been little evidence to suggest Apple is deploying tech to gather its own Street View-style imagery for Apple Maps thus far, but another recent development at least makes sense given the context of this patent.
Some of Fielding's random juxtapositions are very amusing here, in part because – to a degree disproportionate to their significance – he's deployed tech, costume and manpower to bring them to life.
CIOs ought to deploy tech only for playing defense i.e., cutting operational costs or reducing regulatory risks.
We've been focusing our efforts on deploying our tech to a growing number of museums.
With deficiencies in its conventional forces and difficulties procuring and deploying high tech weapons, Russia will increasingly rely on nuclear weapons, including first-use use in local conflicts, such as with Georgia last year.
News of governments such as Russia and North Korea deploying their tech teams to hack into companies for political reasons has made headlines (think Sony after release of the movie The Interview).
The company is not generally perceived as a leader in the space, however, and deploying this tech earlier than intended could help it make up ground thanks to data collection efforts.
No, I'd wager that if Apple does wind up deploying PrimeSense tech in next-gen iDevices, it'll be an implementation of the company's gesture-based UI.
That figure might stretch a little further if the entire Three Group (~25M) ends up deploying the tech, but so far it's only committed to switching Shine on for UK and Italian subscribers.
Unlike Shine's first carrier partner, Caribbean mobile operator Digicel, which announced it was deploying the tech last September, European carriers such as Three will be taking an opt in approach to implementing network-level ad blocking for customers.
While the decision kept officers out of harm's way, some wondered about the implications of police deploying high-tech weapons without oversight.
