Sentence examples for deployment of technical from inspiring English sources

With the advent of almost every new media technology, pornography has been its "killer app," or the application that drove early deployment of technical innovations in search of profit.

This includes improving rapid deployment of technical expertise, training, better emergency supplies and ensuring performance standards with all emergency partners.

Health: Together with the World Health Organization and other partners, UNICEF will work to reduce the impact and outbreak of waterborne diseases and to improve access to essential health care among children and women in emergencies through continuous assessment, monitoring and deployment of technical support as needed.

Health professionals also referred to problems of engagement, and the difficulty of establishing and maintaining shared agendas across these boundaries, but placed some emphasis on the development and deployment of technical systems appropriate to service requirements (nodes d2-e1 & e2 - d4).

HSI, given its roots in systems engineering, is most applicable to the design, development and deployment of major technical systems (e.g. industrial plants), critical technological subsystems (e.g. process control systems) and smaller systems or devices (e.g. human computer interfaces) (Kleiner and Booher 2003).

A combination of political momentum, donor buy-in and deployment of rapid technical assistance worked to bring in a series of major changes for health staff (Bertone et al. 2014b), which were not just one-off but continued to be rolled out over 2010 12.

Thirdly, we demonstrate how this strategic repositioning is made possible by the skillful deployment of the technical-cognitive resources of professional groups.

Furthermore, these migrations could only have occurred with the deployment of socio-technical complexes sharing broad characteristics.

The evolution of two decision support systems are traced from their roots in academia to deployment to technical advisors in USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service.

ns = not specified OGJJ = Open gastrojejunostomy LGJJ = Laparoscopic gastrojejunostomy For this review, we used the following definitions: - Technical success: Adequate positioning and deployment of the stent or technical feasibility to perform a GJJ. - Clinical success: Relief of symptoms and/or improvement of oral intake.

As of December , 2002 the M.D.A. had scheduled more intercept tests before the deployment date, but, partly because of technical setbacks, including problems in building a new booster, none of them have taken place.