Sentence examples for faster deployment of from inspiring English sources
He has pushed for faster deployment of missile-defence systems in the face of North Korean provocation.
On Saturday French foreign minister Laurent Fabius called for a faster deployment of other African forces, before a meeting of African leaders in Ivory Coast.
But that is to accommodate a shift to gas, not faster deployment of renewables (which would divert investment from gas); still less energy efficiency, which you do not mention at all.
Mr. Romney said he supported government financing for clean energy technology development and a reduction in regulation to allow faster deployment of new and existing energy sources, including nuclear power.
It marks items with bar-codes and RFID-tags (radio-frequency devices that shout back if called), and employs GPS-based systems that allow computers to keep track of where every bit of kit is.This, plus the use of better databases, makes possible much faster deployment of troops, using fewer ships and aeroplanes.
Therefore, allowing faster deployment of new system capabilities prioritized according to the added business value.
The fast deployment of these inflatable bags is due not to a pump but a chemical reaction involving sodium azide, which when heated creates nitrogen gas that inflates the bag in milliseconds.
PARIS — French airstrikes in Mali appeared to halt an Islamist rebel advance, France said Saturday, as West African nations authorized what they said would be a fast deployment of troops in support of the weak Malian government.
The fast deployment of 4G LTE mobile broadband networks across the country might not have happened had Julius Genachowski, the most recent F.C.C. chairman, imposed a heavy-handed regulatory approach toward the technology.
Another handicap in OHCA appears to be fast deployment of ECMO with quick institution of therapeutic hypothermia [51].
Such overhead, however, impedes readily and fast deployment of wireless device-free human detection systems in practical indoor environments.
