Sentence examples for deployment means from inspiring English sources

"Deployment means the fielding of an operational system with some military utility which is effective under realistic combat conditions," the report states.

He is eager to serve -- "I'll go wherever they need me" -- but the deployment means leaving behind his elderly parents and his small law office on San Antonio Street.

Deployment means using a model for the intended purpose.

But in this case, the ease of Notes deployment means many current installations are ten years old or more.

Deployment means making a specific piece of software available for use in a given computational environment, whereas distribution addresses the question of packaging software in a way that facilitates deployment.

The battalion's deployment meant the size of the operations areas for other units shrunk.

Incomplete deployment meant radio transmitter was blinded.

The length of the deployment meant that the Corps' front line was only lightly defended, leaving it vulnerable.

Even though they outnumbered the Carthaginians, this depth-oriented deployment meant that the Roman lines had a front of roughly equal size to their numerically inferior opponents.

As No. 75 Squadron was effectively out of action pending conversion to the Dassault Mirage III, the deployment meant that practically the entire mainland fighter force had been committed to the north.

Typical confusion in the Austrian command structure meant he received his orders late, and Klenau's delay in deployment meant that his men approached the French III Corps at Essling in daylight and in close order; a two-gun French battery on the plain beyond the Essling, "mowed furrows" of enfilade fire in the Austrian ranks.