Slam some bloody doors, man!) with a series of hot sexy strangers she picks up in a hotel bar conveniently heaving with available men, by deploying the time-honoured and failsafe (if only in TV dramas) staring-at-the-floor-and-wearing-a-barely-perceptible-coquettish-half-smile technique..
Groups did not differ significantly in age, handedness, the number of times they were deployed, the time since their last deployment, and educational level as measured with the international standard classification of education (ISCED ).
We had 200 miles to travel between Picton and Christchurch, so after taking the ferry across the Cook Strait, we deployed the time-honoured tactic of my girlfriend Fi proffering her thumb while I lurked on the roadside trying to make our baggage look small.
Despite deploying the most time-tested of skills, this is definitely not your grandmother's coffee mug.
The narrative concerned the stump speech which said leader was deploying at the time.
The knowledge of the world's health communities has been shared, but it risks being useless if not immediately deployed the next time.
Assuming that we can deploy the exposure time only for an integer number of lines, we have (9).
Not that I want it to be deployed the next time I'm marching in support of this or that, but I don't think it's the death ray everyone thinks it is.
Office 2010 is the fastest-selling version of Office ever, Microsoft said, with businesses deploying the software at five times the rate of its predecessor.
It will need to deploy the part-time national guard and various untested troops.
This will be similar in concept to Parse, he says, but with added enterprise features like a dedicated server stack and the option to deploy the run-time server on-premise.
