Sentence examples for deployment through a from inspiring English sources

We describe the unintended consequences of this deployment through a multilevel perspective of the head organisation and the smaller 195 local institutions that support it.

A generous gift allows Stanford's graduate business school and law school to combine forces in a one-of-a-kind effort to push clean energy technology to deployment through a focus on policy and finance.

It allows changing the behavior of the system after deployment through a lightweight script written with a domain specific language, DoS-IL, and stored in a gateway at the fog layer.

The delivery system has an outer diameter of 1.67 mm allowing deployment through a 5-Fr catheter/sheath.

For example, the addition of sand to enhance conduction also increases thermal shunting between the legs of the loop and presents challenges in uniform mixing and deployment through a tremie pipe.

We discuss a 6-session intervention for combat-related PTSD designed to foster willingness to engage with and disclose difficult deployment memories through a combination of imaginal exposure and subsequent cognitive restructuring and meaning-making strategies.

In planning, they can use the CAMM to link goals (i.e. clinical outcomes) backward to expected behaviour changes, use, and availability, thus helping to describe the functionality and deployment needs through a causal chain.

The possible $1 billion price tag for the border deployment through the end of September is a small slice of the $716 billion defense budget and a tiny expenditure compared with the amount of money the Pentagon has spent on other military missions.

For example, GAIA staff helped one participant navigate a difficult deployment through CHAM: I remember when I talked to her [GAIA staff] about what happened at my institution she was like, "Oh, I never knew about this".

It is demonstrated how a domain specific language can be used to abstract the financial platform into a data stream based information model to reduce policy modelling complexity and deployment latencies through an innovative policy mapping language usable by both expert and non-expert users.

Active Networks propose a new approach for dynamic service deployment through the introduction of extensible software components and per-packet processing in the forwarding plane.