Sentence examples for deployment of both from inspiring English sources

Wallace also "used to murder" his players up and down sand hills, a ruse galvanised by the sadistic Staff Sergeant Williams in Sidney Lumet's film, The Hill, and instituted a Tuesday running routine known as 40 minutes, the debut of which saw a group of 46 dwindle to five by its end and the deployment of both vomit and oxygen.

Among the choruses, "Hear us, O Lord, on Thee we call," which ends the first act, has soaring soprano lines that make it sound for a moment like a Renaissance motet, and "See, the conqu'ring hero comes!" is magnificently varied in its deployment of both singers and musicians.

If Malouda felt invited to play a less conspicuous role with the deployment of both Drogba and Nicolas Anelka and the return of Michael Ballack as a deep-lying midfielder, it was another idea that was swept aside by the sheer volume of Chelsea's attacking instincts.

A system prototype was developed by using Zigbee and RFID technologies that support the deployment of both kinds of networks.

Under the given emission constraints, the deployment of both technologies reduce total system cost of electricity generation.

The April open meeting, due to take place on the 20th, will largely focus on notices of proposed rulemaking and inquiry into reducing barriers to deployment of both wired and wireless infrastructure.

The new funding round will used to support increased sales activities and accelerate the deployment of services both in the U.S. and in international markets.

Second, conceptually, the proposed solution exploits the time as well as the available DoF (permitted by the deployment of multiple antennas both at the APs and the clients) in MU-MIMO WLANs to address the HT problem.

It is obvious therefore that there is an increased deployment of naval power both by the littoral and extra-regional powers to "support their respective 26 national strategic and economic interests".27.27

To enable the efficient deployment of CDS capabilities, both the information models used to represent patient data and the terminologies used to identify concepts within those models will need to be standardized.

Deployments of both types of instruments are described, along with a discussion of the challenges associated with in-water mass spectrometry and descriptions of alternative in-water mass spectrometer configurations.