Sentence examples for deployment of potential from inspiring English sources

The availability of diagnostic capacity for arbovirus detection in sub-Saharan Africa is urgently needed for the deployment of potential intervention strategies.

Register variation is semantic variation — that is, variation in the deployment of the meaning potential of a language; but it is variation that correlates with different settings of the contextual variables of field, tenor and mode, so when we map out the patterns of semantic variation, we do so in relation to context.

This article also addresses the feasibility of potential deployment scenarios for nuclear power and their implications in terms of global GHG emissions mitigation.

The US approach of 'federalising' DMAT members for operational deployment eliminates a number of potential problems, including licensing issues (18, 31, 43, 44), liability (31), insurance coverage (43, 33), and wage guidelines (18).

It has been discussing the feasibility of deployment and potential locations for the THAAD unit since February, after a North Korean rocket launch put an object into space orbit.

Their approach is also extended to a multiuser case, adopting a game-theoretic formulation to devise decentralized access strategies, particularly suitable in view of potential massive deployment of femtocells.

The system design and system architecture are also presented for potential deployment of the system in the field.

In view of the potential deployment of demonstrators and prototypes associated with the European Sustainable Nuclear Industrial Initiative (ESNII), the present licensing framework, based on the current Light Water Reactor (LWR) technology, will have to adjust as necessary taking into account to the new safety aspects introduced by these innovative technologies.

Ukraine's parliament backed the potential deployment of up to 950 Dutch and Australian "armed personnel" at the crash site.

But most of the diversification is due to the rapid deployment of previously realized and potential information in previously inaccessible parts of fitness space, known by several names, such as taxon pulses, turnover pulses, and taxon cycles.

Because the government clearly wants more nuclear power, the review recommends that it set up "a new R&D programme which explicitly supports the potential deployment of future nuclear energy solutions in the UK through the creation of the necessary technology, facilities and skills".