Sentence examples for deployment of different from inspiring English sources

(2) Does the deployment of different process types reflect registerial differences?

Penkov's story "so ambitiously and successfully united personal and political life, joining inner and outer worlds through its deployment of different kinds of realism: social and magical and folkloric," she said.

The governments of the world would find it difficult to agree the trigger point at which geoengineering should be deployed and the principles that should govern the deployment of different geoengineering techniques.

In his more sustained passages on grammar schools, say, or the Notting Hill race riots, this artful deployment of different voices and sources vividly evokes a time when benighted extremes of snobbery and hate-speech coexisted with increasing working-class confidence, in a culture built on what Kynaston calls "a widespread underlying decency".

The deployment of different access technologies leads to different implications and byproducts.

The deployment of different programming languages, platforms and data management standards has led to restrictions in flawless exchange, integration and reuse of information across different systems.

The concept of crowd management as a use case for participatory smart city technology including a requirements analysis based on several real life deployments of different prototypes.

For each deployment scenario, i.e., for each value of m, we obtain five deployments of different sizes (i.e., different values of n), with the deployment of the smallest size being the most cost-optimal and the deployment with the largest size being the least cost-optimal.

One challenge is that many assemblies are, or will be, periodically updated due to resequencing efforts that aim to fill in ever-present gaps, initiatives to provide a consensus reference sequence that takes into account the polymorphism present in a species, or a re-deployment of different assembly algorithms.

As a consequence, it is essential to rigorously apply evolutionary principles to deployment strategies – of different combinations of R genes, of R genes and minor gene resistance or of R genes and APR genes in different spatial and temporal settings (Fig. 3).

Even this, though, is not a traditional memory play, with sharp stagecraft showing in the deployment of three different performers on stage at the same time - Maggie Smith, Frances de la Tour and Anastasia Hille in the first London version - to play a woman at different ages.