Sentence examples for deployments are far from inspiring English sources

While numerous examples of these applications have been tested in vivo, the real deployments are far from reality.

The deployment is far behind schedule, and Western countries have not committed equipment, like attack helicopters.

A new assessment of wind energy in India by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has found that the potential for on-shore wind energy deployment is far higher than the official estimates.

The deployment is far higher than the 2,500 soldiers France initially projected, and it was bolstered by the arrival over the weekend of 500 more troops.

But a senior administration official said any new missiles were still in the research and development phase and deployment was far from imminent.

Where Messi drops deep, leaving space that disconcerts defenders and that his team-mates can exploit, Fábregas's deployment was far more like that of an orthodox centre-forward.

A new assessment of wind energy in India by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has found that the potential for on-shore wind energy deployment is far higher than the official estimates— about 20 times and up to 30 times greater than the current government estimate of 102 gigawatts.

Deployments elsewhere are far larger and more expensive, and combat in other places has been far more lethal for Americans.

After deployment, nodes that are far away from the RBS, located in a safe zone, will have to communicate in a hop-by-hop fashion in order to reach the RBS.

Like the U.S. one, it's almost certainly nowhere near ready for deployment (conventional munitions are far more practical right now), but it may yet be — unlike ours, which has apparently fallen out of favor with naval authorities and will likely never see combat.

Since applications that run on top of OpenFin never access the underlying network within a financial services institution, Dar argues that deployments on top of OpenFin are far more secure for their users.