Sentence examples for freely deployed from inspiring English sources

The word was freely deployed in editorials and Op-Ed opinions, but in the news pages we described the techniques as "brutal" – upgraded from "harsh".

He freely deployed government resources, and marshaled as participants those who rely on a government paycheck — or a paycheck from a company that enjoys government largesse.

Of course, when it comes to ornate science-fiction swearing, no show did it better than Joss Whedon's "Firefly", whose renegade libertarian space cowboys freely deployed a massive amount of pidgin Chinese phrases in their daily lives.

The trio plays with genuine swing; the quartet freely deploys its own natural dynamics.

In what in the end turns into a sophisticated whodunnit, the author freely deploys his own fonction fabulatrice here.

"Not drinking is the S.S.W.C. version of doping," Phelan wrote on her blog after the Napa race, adding that it was a "cowardly, unfair physical advantage which I freely deploy".

We can see from the above analysis that not only is the new node joining protocol in the OTMK scheme susceptible to DoS attacks, but it is also possible for an adversary to freely deploy malicious nodes into the network and to obtain pairwise keys between the new and the old nodes.

The present report describes our rule-based method for deduplicating article records across databases and includes an open-source script module that can be deployed freely.

In many regions around the country, citywide Wi-Fi networks that are freely available are being deployed in rapidly growing numbers by small groups of volunteers and computer networking hobbyists.

I wasn't expecting to hear, during the course of my interviews with the four players, the word "cunt" to be deployed so freely when they referred to each other.

This allows a very large network to be deployed almost freely, without worrying about the placement of dedicated repeater circuits, and the "soft" nature of the forwarding mechanism, employed by every node, allows the master to optimize their placement so as to reach near-optimal performance.