Sentence examples for deployment some of from inspiring English sources

This course gathers the latest publications to examine the tools for source code control, automated build, automated test, and automated deployment, some of which will be selected by the students in an operational rhythm of Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD).

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).

She added: "It is sensible deployment of some of our excess liquidity and allows us to grow our mortgage book with high quality mortgages".

Rapiscan and its adviser the Chertoff Group will certainly profit from the deployment underway (some of the machines were bought with funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act).

The deployment of some of Russia's most advanced ground attack planes and fighter jets as well as multiple air defense systems at the base near the ancestral home of President Bashar al-Assad appears to leave little doubt about Moscow's goal to establish a military outpost in the Middle East.

Consequently, this leads to unpaid "voluntary" scientific work during resting times by ambitious surgeons and, even worse, to a deployment of some of Europe's most talented physicians to other countries, such as USA or Canada [7].

Unfortunately, the U.S. is unlikely at this moment to be the ground zero for the deployment of some of these youth prevention technologies because there's a moratorium on new product introductions, but obviously that's changing very rapidly, so if the opportunity for potentially the U.S. to move even more quickly [arises]... that would be tremendous.

The Skyhawks did not see combat, and a planned deployment of some of their pilots to fight in the Vietnam War was cancelled before it took place.

A1 Although the shield Mr. Bush wants to build is based on unproven weapons systems, military officials and experts say his proposals seem more likely than earlier ones to result in deployment of some kind of system.

The future is smart The integration of high levels of wind onto Ireland's small and relatively isolated grid has spurred the deployment of some aspects of the smart grid.

His battalion is under serious strain: In their first six months of deployment, some soldiers had only three days off.