It also questioned Universal's attempt to deploy a different market share definition, which focuses on the labels it directly owns and runs, and excludes artists from their third-party independent labels it distributes.
In China, where growth has once again reached breakneck levels and inflation is becoming a worry, the authorities have deployed a different tool to cool an economy that some believe may be in a bubble.
But none of those games stands as an accurate indicator: the Knicks played the Heat once without Anthony, once without Stoudemire and deployed a different lineup in each game.
Yes, they gave up the lead, but even deploying a different formation, and a second-choice keeper, the Timbers still looked competent, which frankly, is not something we've seen on the road much this year and generally this team looks like perhaps it isn't quite a complete rebuild that Caleb Porter has in front of him.
Denmark have had to deploy a different defence in every qualifying match, so being unbeaten group winners is a spectacular achievement – as was Poulsen's winner, a powerful drive from 35 yards that bounced just in front of the former Manchester City goalkeeper Andreas Isaksson and into the net.
They deploy a different strategy for each channel -- website, social media, email, ads -- and all are delivered from each channel's different data silos.
The laboratory is organized in three rooms (see Fig. 5), being deployed a different CPS (i.e., a different hardware manager) in each room.
After comparing the recent work of Robert Orsi with that of Paul Courtright, the essay concludes that, when it comes to those Others whose differences can easily be tolerated or overlooked with little or no cost, scholars in this tradition deploy a different sets of tools than when their work focuses on Others for whom they feel little affinity and whose interests conflict with their own.
However, Jackson and Hart [ 21] deployed a different strategy to correct for high Rb/Sr alkaline melt inclusions.
So, rather than following a variant to the usual similarity pattern in the evaluation of ontic conditionals, Gabbay deploys a very different attitude regarding how to assess the truth conditions of such conditionals.
