Sentence examples for deployment to one from inspiring English sources

An Army psychiatrist facing deployment to one of America's war zones killed 13 people and wounded 30 others on Thursday in a shooting rampage with two handguns at the sprawling Fort Hood Army post in central Texas, military officials said.

The 22nd, and the rest of the V Corps, marched through the night to Gettysburg, reaching the battle around dawn on July 2. The V Corps was stationed well behind the center of the Union lines, awaiting deployment to one flank or the other.

This sample participated in a longitudinal, prospective cohort study of OEF/OIF veterans who were followed from pre-deployment to one year after return from deployment.

The Google Wi-Fi networks that currently are deployed in test markets including Mountain View offer free access to users who want to connect, though Google recently switched its Mountain View project from being a city-wide deployment to being one focused on just the downtown core.

In no uncertain terms, Wolfe told Koenig that he wanted the families who lost sons during that deployment to know one thing: "Their sons did not die looking for Bergdahl".

To evaluate deployment costs, we apply these machine and data transfer costs to the performance results from Section 6.1, scale the ten minute deployment times to one month, and gradually change the ratio of premise-to-cloud deployment costs to assess the effects of varying cost of private premise on the overall deployment costs.

Although the proposed scheme can be applied with any number of cells, for the homogeneous deployment, the interferences to one cell are mainly from the adjacent two cells.

One practical challenge to the application of the technique to buried water pipelines is in the pressure measurement – fast-response pressure transducers are costly and the deployment is limited to one sensor per access point (e.g. at air valves or fire hydrants).

Using a novel search task that required the deployment of attention to one, two, three or six regions, Gobell et al. (2004) investigated the spatial distribution of visual attention over multiple non-contiguous regions.

After one deployment to Afghanistan and two to Iraq, his mental health and his marriage deteriorated.

This creates a framework for developing, testing, integrating, and validating protocols that are highly portable from one deployment to another.