Sentence examples for deployment reference from inspiring English sources
First, the deployment reference trajectory is designed by a modified barrier Lyapunov function with an explicit constraint on the maximum libration angle.
A new iOS deployment technical reference guide and Device Enrollment Program guide have been issued, updating its older versions with new options for device management.
We consider bacterial co-infection in the context of current preparedness activities and guidelines regarding antimicrobial drug stockpiling and deployment, including reference to existing quinolone stockpiles held by a number of countries.
He added: "The fact that an undercover deployment made a reference to the Stephen Lawrence family does not mean there was an undercover deployment against the Stephen Lawrence family".
Here we present a de novo assembly of the guppy (Poecilia reticulata) transcriptome using 454 sequence reads, and we evaluate potential uses of this transcriptome, including detection of sex-specific transcripts and deployment as a reference for gene expression analysis in guppies and a related species.
A sample case study (based on the NoC case study about Switzerland's fiber optic cable deployment) is available for reference here [PDF].
To better illustrate the opportunities emerging in the broadband wireless access telecommunications segment, we also describe a set of reference WiMAX deployment scenarios.
It is based on previous iterations of an iodine reference for deployment in space missions, developed at ZARM Bremen, DLR Bremen and the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin [9].
To improve the completeness of data available for analysis, service members with fewer than 30 days of continuous deployment as of the reference date were also excluded.
Based on the reference system deployments recommended in [[6], Appendix A], three system layouts are selected for the generation of LTE uplink interference signals.
One or more refer to North Korea, the aide said, including "some deployment of assets," an apparent reference to intelligence collection capabilities.
