Sentence examples for deployment in the next decade from inspiring English sources
The Energy Department's Office of Fossil Energy is pursuing a vigorous program to have C.C.S. in place for commercial deployment in the next decade, and substantial progress is being made in state-of-the-art technology options that can dramatically reduce the cost of carbon dioxide capture and improve power plant efficiency.
Organizations like the Union of Concerned Scientists and the Breakthrough Institute, among others, argue that the bill will not actually ensure any increased renewable electricity deployment in the next decade when compared to business as usual scenarios.
Availability for a paid two-week deployment in the summer of 2019 will be necessary.
Significant progress has been made in broadband deployment in the last decade.
For many soldiers in the 101st, this is their second deployment in the last two years, having gone to Afghanistan last year.
Although originally scheduled for deployment in the early 1960s, these programs were accelerated, with Thor being deployed to England and Jupiter to Italy and Turkey in 1958.
Introducing Deployment in the Next Generation (DiNG), a new system that deploys new and replacement computers for Stanford faculty and staff.
"Anything from detecting bombs to hacking computers". And though many such technologies, such as new kinds of computer-virus detectors, are scheduled for deployment in the next year, others are part of longer-term projects to develop more-sensitive biohazard detectors and intelligent sensor networks.
B&W plans to continue low-level R&D on the mPower technology with a view to commercial deployment in the mid-2020s, said CEO James Ferland.
The deployment in the past year of the United States' Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system in South Korea has drawn sharp criticism from China's foreign ministry, who argued it could be used by the U.S. to spy on their own defense systems.
South Korea began paying for the U.S. military deployment in the early 1990s, after rebuilding its economy from the devastation of the 1950-53 Korean War.
