Sentence examples for deployment of tools from inspiring English sources

Container-based deployment of tools thus offers an alluring possibility: a stable base distribution running on the hardware with containers of bespoke tools deployed on top.

The morbidity and mortality attributable to malaria in Africa is reported to be on the decline, thanks to the increased funding from philanthropy and governments [1] [3] that has enabled deployment of tools such as insecticide-treated nets [4] and artemisinin-based combination therapies [5].

Hence, satisfaction with existing resources should not prevent the construction and deployment of tools that enhance patient safety and provide confidence to caregivers with respect to managing their patient's drug therapy.

This paper provides a brief overview of many of the capabilities of Vhub, such as collaboration within groups, the deployment of modeling tools, and examples of online and offline tools.

In addition to concepts and analysis tools, we naturally see the wide deployment of computational tools and methods such as BLAST and databases such as GenBank.

In fact, since the deployment of our tools for cancer specimens, some other vendors have introduced similar tools for use in their particular LIS.

It's the gateway to empathy with a director's point of view, and it fuels the deployment of analytical tools; in the absence of such pleasure, I hope that the word "interesting" is heard as a tacit term of contempt.

We also note that containerisation technologies, such as Docker and Singularity, allow for easy deployment of software tools with their dependencies inside workflows.

You have the mass deployment of the tools of instantaneous documentation, and content networks that rely at least partially on centralized curation.

Wider deployment of these tools will enable efficient sharing of data and software between institutions and machines as well as self-consistent analysis of the shared data.

In addressing these challenges, this study investigates the deployment of multimodal tools among 50 mechanical engineering undergraduates in a technical university.