Sentence examples for finished deploying from inspiring English sources

Mike Guinan, Consumer Marketing Manager notes: "The marketing team would like to ride out the UDID until each ad network is finished deploying their unique solution.

Recently, m-Qube brought in senior executives with public-market experience, finished deploying a new financial infrastructure for reporting and forecasting, and is making sure it is compliant with Sarbanes-Oxley for things like investor relations, legal and human resources.

The fund is unlikely to be put into action for another three to four months, that's the time when the firm anticipates that it will have finished deploying capital from its current fund.

The result is a new product called Traffic Server, which enables web sites (America Online has just finished deploying a series of about 50 clusters at various points of presence around the nation) to interactively, and moment-by-moment, adjust what web pages are stored near customers.

For much of the season just finished, United deployed Wayne Rooney as the nominal front man.

PSN As well as cloud, Suffolk is also focusing on its public services network (PSN), which has just finished being deployed.

In PeerSim, one simulation round means that all the nodes finish performing deployed protocols once.

Finishers were fed two different diets: 20 pigs were fed a conventional mixed meal diet, based on ground barley and pea meal, according to the farmer's recipe; 21 hogs were fed a pelleted complete feed for finishing pigs, deployed for the first time on the farm.

However, it's going to take a while for phone companies to finish and pay for deploying infrastructure to deliver TV to a mass audience, Von Magazine says Go to Article from VON Magazine ».

The Icelandic art-rock band Sigur Ros had just finished a set that deployed a horn section, a tootling pennywhistle, a group of female drummers singing la-la's and a confetti drop along with its usual elegiac anthems.

Foals finish things off by deploying their muscular math rock to transform the roller disco into a sweaty, moshing mess – the perfect central heating system for anyone who's spent time outside shivering by the fairground rides ("Just call it Coldchella," wisecracks one punter).