Sentence examples for deployment by a from inspiring English sources

The National Defense Committee in Parliament approved the Iraq deployment by a vote of 12 to 2 on Monday.

Chandra follows an unusual orbit that was achieved after deployment by a built-in propulsion system that boosted the observatory to a high Earth orbit.

Johnson had favoured a thin ABM system to protect the United States from a Chinese attack, and in 1969 Nixon won Senate approval of ABM deployment by a single vote.

Scalability is one of the most important aspects of a defence system since a non-scalable defence mechanism will never be considered, let alone adopted, for wide deployment by a company or organisation.

Still, Mr. Obama's decision to reduce the American deployment by a third, with combat troops accounting for most of that figure, gave fresh momentum to the long-running and increasingly fractious debate across Europe about the prospects for military success in Afghanistan.

It is only recently that OpenStack has reached a tipping point to be well-equipped for deployment by a broad base of IT organizations.

The belated discovery of the Soviet missile deployment by an American U-2 on Oct. 14 threw Khrushchev's plans into disarray, and posed a huge political challenge for Kennedy.

Simulation results, based on both synthetic data set and data traces collected in a real deployment for vehicle detection, are provided to demonstrate the ability of our approach to achieve an efficient WSNs deployment by exploiting a collaborative target/event detection scheme.

With 15 years in, Shannon might have found a way out of the deployment, by seeing a psychologist or volunteering for additional shore duty.

The Green Bank facilitates clean energy deployment by leveraging a public-private financing model that uses limited public dollars to attract multiples of private capital investments.

In addition, the potential for ischemia of the left arm after the procedure may be predicted before stent-graft deployment by performing a 20-min test balloon occlusion of the proximal LSA.