Sentence examples for flexibility to deploy from inspiring English sources

"It gives them maximum tactical flexibility to deploy and redeploy resources quickly and in amounts that are significant," said one Republican with close ties to the White House.

While Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld has yet to declare his hand, he appears more interested in gaining more flexibility to deploy missile defenses and develop nuclear forces than in nailing down an airtight treaty with Moscow.

WASHINGTON — Should President Obama decide to send 40,000 additional American troops to Afghanistan, the most ambitious plan under consideration at the White House, the military would have enormous flexibility to deploy as many as 15,000 troops to the Taliban center of gravity in the south, 5,000 to the critical eastern border with Pakistan and 10,000 as trainers for the Afghan security forces.

This agreement will enable customers the flexibility to deploy and reliably run OpenStack clouds with Ubuntu Cloud Infrastructure on VMware vSphere while receiving commercial support".

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) contains elements of what we used to call thin client computing or network computing, along with the flexibility to deploy virtualized applications to desktop computers so they continue to work when not connected to the network.

At the national level, the Defense Department is a very active early adopter, focused on using Web services to help increase flexibility to deploy military resources in response to targeted threats.

The field programmable gate array (FPGA) following the N210's 100 MS/s ADCs provides adequate flexibility and capacity to deploy and test a Verilog hardware description language (HDL SPARTT filter implementation, though the results reported in this article were obtained with a MATLAB software SPART implementation.

This large distance provides flexibility for network operators to deploy RAN and CN nodes to meet different objectives.

In the medium term, liberalisation may give operators greater flexibility to decide which technology to deploy in which bands.

Since the communication between services is handled transparently, there is great flexibility for the network manager to deploy the service graph on the available nodes.

Verizon apparently wanted to deploy cable splicers with greater flexibility.