Sentence examples for deployment in our from inspiring English sources

The future clean energy deployment in our contemporary society needs the innovative use of emerging technologies in the coal industry, like the integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) integrated with solid oxide cell technology for flexible electricity generation and chemical production.

Of course, we would keep an eye on them with CCTV to ensure that those displaying a special aptitude for organisation and leadership in such demanding circumstances would be earmarked for high office with our security services or for deployment in our Moscow embassy.

This is because for a fixed node density, the expected nearest neighbor node distance (from the source) in case of random node deployment is less than the inter-node spacing in grid-based node deployment, which in our case is 14.3 m.

Therefore we introduce and motivate first the main properties of the relays and the relay deployments considered in our work.

Use of a post-deployment questionnaire in our study is likely to have resulted in under-reporting of exposure, while Sanders et al utilised active case-surveillance through mid-deployment and post-deployment surveys to identify diarrheal cases.

It was on a patrol early in our deployment in September of 2010 when the Afghan farmer dropped his shovel and ran for his life.

"I'm struggling with seeing the deployment of cameras in our local village as being a benefit to policing; I understand why the local public say this is what we want, but I'm really concerned about what happens to the product of these cameras, and what comes next?

Why worry about the deployment of troops in our nation?

However, this could potentially interfere with the deployment of attention in our covert attention condition, because peripheral low-contrast targets are susceptible to perceptual disappearance, a phenomenon known as Troxler-fading [ 43] which, moreover, is facilitated when the targets are flashed [ 44].

Some military experts argue that the present deployment in Iraq is "breaking" our armed forces and almost everyone agrees that the U.S. military is in a very poor position to address any additional high magnitude foreign event as long as it is involved in Iraq; what steps, if any, would you take to address these concerns?

In fact, different challenges have arisen from our deployment in real settings.