Sentence examples for deployment programme from inspiring English sources

The use of this sensor represent a challenge given that its design, build and deployment programme is intended to follow the principles of the "faster, better, cheaper".

Undertake a fish aggregating device deployment programme, for Funafuti and islands without lagoon fishery resources.

This paper aims to understand different outcomes of implementation of wind power deployment programmes.

The paper concludes by suggesting possible ways to improve the competitiveness of electricity storage, such as research and development and deployment programmes, and changes to the design of power markets and regulatory arrangements to enable storage owners to better capture the benefits of storage.

Screening would need to take place at an optimum time to maximise early detection of symptoms, and detect the majority of cases, but also a time that would not impact on the current post-deployment programme.

However, concerns about reliability of responses, the availability of resources and impact of increased workload on medical and welfare services would need to be addressed should the tool be introduced as part of the post-deployment programme.

The Ministry of Marine Resources' aim is to continue to provide and maintain a FAD deployment and maintenance programme, inform beneficiaries regularly of issues related to FADs, and to provide funding.

Where's going to hold the 100% of the data that I need to see my patient?"—local service provider A, interviewee 2. Some NHS interviewees were determined to carry on with implementing electronic health records, despite deployment delays and programme uncertainties, as both the potential risks and potential benefits of introducing electronic health records had become clearer.

The aim of the current study is to use a qualitative methodology to examine the views of MOs and WOs on the potential introduction of a mental health screening programme post-deployment.

Following successful deployments in such programmes as TOGA and WOCE, and now ARGO, Argos is going through fundamental changes to better meet the needs of its main users: oceanographers.

After a pilot deployment in 15 districts, the programme is being extended to include 40 districts over five years.