Sentence examples for deployment of which from inspiring English sources

Coal is one of the most damaging fossil fuels even if burned in the most modern, efficient coal power plants and with application of technologies currently planned by the industry, deployment of which on a commercial scale has to date not been proven feasible.

Hardware partners Samsung, Ericsson, and Alcatel-Lucent have been developing their multi-mode stations, the deployment of which has already begun.

17.5% (95% CI 16.0%too 19.0%) of the cohort had a mental disorder diagnosis after an Afghanistan-related deployment, of which 21.3% (95% CI 17.2%too 25.5%) had a medical release over a median follow-up of 3.5 years.

By the time the Department of Defense made it mandatory to conduct a Mental Health Assessment, I had completed my third deployment; two of which had been to combat zones.

So why are Mr Bush's military planners now pressing Congress to lift its decade-long ban on research into low-yield nuclear weapons, or "mini-nukes"?Research, of course, is not full development, testing and deployment, all of which would need more cash and therefore further congressional approval.

Sysadmins have typically been responsible for a broad and often ill-defined range of maintenance and deployment roles of which monitoring inevitably is a large component.

Both the Royal Free and DeepMind have maintained they have not yet run a clinical trial of the app in question, nor conducted a full on-the-market deployment — both of which would likely require them to first gain additional regulatory approvals.

It also has an arsenal of intermediate range missiles in operational deployment, some of which can travel more than 3,000 km (1,875 miles).

But that is to accommodate a shift to gas, not faster deployment of renewables (which would divert investment from gas); still less energy efficiency, which you do not mention at all.

They are strategic actors [ 7], who can act individually or collectively to modify the governments' projects, such as trying to impede budget cuts, which they present as a strategy to protect the quality of services, or blocking a more equal deployment of resources, which becomes an obstacle to achieving a more equitable access to care.

Argentina has complained to the UN of the UK's "militarisation" of the south Atlantic following news of the six-month deployment of Dauntless, which the Ministry of Defence has said is on routine mission taking over patrols from the frigate HMS Montrose.