Sentence examples for deployment to a from inspiring English sources

France has sent 2,500 peacekeeping troops to Ivory Coast, its former colony, in the largest French deployment to a foreign country in two decades.

During a deployment to a community of more than 500,000 devices, Carat diagnosed thousands of energy anomalies in the wild.

MOSCOW – When you are a major nuclear power and you want to make a secretive deployment to a faraway ally, what is the first thing you do?

Since 1996, as America encouraged the growth of its broadband industry, European regulators have adopted policies that generally limited network infrastructure deployment to a single facility in a given country or region.

Not long after her first date with Mr. Champalimaud, a longtime family friend, she agreed, on the spur of the moment, to accompany him on a 10-month work deployment to a remote town in Japan.

Jeffrey Penfield, top officer of the squadron, which has dedicated its deployment to a firehouse in Midtown Manhattan, home to Ladder Company 4 and other units, which lost 15 men when the World Trade Center was destroyed.

This contribution proposes a lightweight superpressure balloon platform for deployment to an altitude of 25 km.

As she accompanies them through basic training and a 2009 deployment to an explosives unit in Afghanistan; visits their families while they are overseas; and records their rocky return home, Ms. Courtney observes with highly mobile cameras and without commentary.

However, optimal conversion in the sense of maximum likelihood presented in these prior works requires prohibitively high computation, which prevents their direct deployment to an embedded platform.

The penis drawing scandal started after the unit's deployment to an Air Force base in Qatar between September 2017 and April 2018.

Caslen's profound appreciation of diversity and plurality and his intense suspicion of the lunacies of religious supremacy were doubtlessly tempered by the sweltering heat of his dangerous deployment to an Iraq torn by searing sectarian, ethnic, and tribal strife.