Sentence examples for deployment that is from inspiring English sources

On Monday, five United Nations police officers arrived as the vanguard of a new deployment that is hoped to eventually reach 150 officers.

They are part of what the U.S. military characterized as a short-term deployment that is part of the Pentagon's bomber assurance and deterrence mission in the Pacific.

Two researchers in Britain, Naomi Vaughan and Clair Gough, who recently conducted a workshop on BECCS, concluded that "assumptions regarding the extent of bioenergy deployment that is possible" are generally "unrealistic".

Members of a Special Forces group from Fort Campbell on the Kentucky-Tennessee border have received orders to leave for Afghanistan, a deployment that is being undertaken with as much secrecy as possible.

Finding the deployment that is most likely to tolerate faults (i.e. have at least one copy of each agent functioning and in communication with other agents) is a challenge.

Nor how to explain why we would push for an American deployment that is unnecessary but that is aggravating the main problem in Muslim communities of the southern Philippines: the distrust and resentment that sustain rebel movements.

The sources for this include photos posted on the Internet and army data about personnel deployment that was available online, NOS said.

Four options for OCV deployment that are not necessarily mutually exclusive and sequential were spelled out (Table 2).

This highlights that RS exploits the maximum DoF of the considered deployments (that is limited by two, given the two transmit antennas).

OpenCenter, says Scott Sanchez, Director of Strategy for Rackspace's Private Cloud, provides an orchestration component to private cloud deployments that is currently lacking.

"The Army's effort to ease the burden of these deployments is encouraging," she said, "yet fails to address the underlying problems caused by deployments that are not in our national interest and appear to have no end".