Sentence examples for deployment events from inspiring English sources

It is possible that people who were currently experiencing health problems were more likely to associate these with stressful deployment events [ 36].

In a total of 1,230 hours of remote video deployment, 97 events resulting in cleaning interactions were recorded (Type One), 19 of which were interrupted.

For the model predicting physical health function at Phase 2 we included the following Phase 1 variables: gender, age, body mass index (BMI), number of previous deployments, physical health function at Phase 1, pre-deployment life events, approach coping, avoidance coping, physical symptoms, systolic blood pressure, systolic blood pressure reactivity to a stressor, and smoking.

These brigades would see no major deployments or events, and were deactivated five years later in 1968.

For the model predicting mental health function at Phase 2 we included the following Phase 1 variables: gender, age, BMI, mental health function at Phase 1, social desirability, negative emotionality, absorption, social support, approach coping, avoidance coping, pre-deployment life events, alcohol misuse, physical symptoms, diastolic blood pressure at Phase 1 and smoking.

Its novelty resides in the deployment of the events' trajectories in three types of 2D maps based in Higher-Order Statistics (HOS).

Among these families, he added, financial concerns trump even their places of deployment, "health, life events, family relationships and war/hostilities".

A deeper understanding of this observed association will demand future studies that do a better job establishing the temporality of the most relevant events (deployment, mental disorder onset, and IPV); this will be difficult without longitudinal data collection.

Results show that the passive leach rates of copper peaked three days after both initial deployment and cleaning events (CEs), followed by a rapid decrease over about 15 days and a slow approach to asymptotic levels on approximately day 30.

However, the lack of detail on the temporality of deployment and IPV events and the lack of information on past mental disorders (including alcohol abuse) means that we cannot exclude the possibility of mediation of past IPV by more remote deployment-related mental disorders.

The implementation utilizes the common-based event (CBE) specification and stateful Web service technologies to support the deployment of the event correlation service in a distributed architecture.