Sentence examples for fewer deployments from inspiring English sources

He said that his policies would end those wars while still making the country safer, and he noted that the graduates would have fewer deployments and more time to train and rest between missions than their predecessors.

Although spontaneous ad hoc networks are well referenced in the literature, there are very few deployments until today.

The research prototype of this database is mature enough that a few deployments have been adopted by MD Anderson Cancer Center and are subject to the same strict security audits of any other research tool dealing with sensitive data: see "Internal Services" at http://bioinformatics.mdanderson.org/.org/

Paradoxically, a larger military becomes more sustainable than a smaller one: fewer combat deployments improves service members' quality of life and contributes to higher rates of enlistment and retention.

While I do want to congratulate Trump on one of his few successful deployments of the English language last night – buddy put words in an order that conveyed a vaguely decipherable meaning, much like Franklin Delano Roosevelt!

In addition, the literature lacks controlled trials or other study designs with comparator arms and we found few mHealth deployments that incorporate monitoring or evaluation of effectiveness.

Hence, there have been few studies examining DMAT deployments and few dedicated studies of DMAT members in Australia.

The lack of standards for DMATs has made in-depth evaluation difficult for external reviewers with few studies examining DMAT deployments and few dedicated studies of DMAT members in Australia.

Few of those deployments, he says, are in response to violent or life-threatening crimes; in fact over eighty per cent are "proactive" (that is, not in response to a specific threat).

At this stage the team has a few "early phase" deployments of their system across some Fortune 500 companies in the Bay Area.

This fit-for-purpose vehicle and dedicated focus could help Nuro accomplish some of the vision that Ford has for its AV program, for instance, with potentially fewer barriers to deployment in limited markets and specifically bounded environments.