You could deploy them as grenades, I'm pretty sure, lobbing the heavy spheroids over battlements.
"We realized that if we could deploy a free hot spot at a given location, there would be no incentive for a commercial provider to ever set up a network there.
The drones would likely cost in the tens of thousands of dollars rather than hundreds of thousands, he said, adding that "if governments wanted to, they could deploy [more expensive] high altitude drones that can stay up high in the sky, and track poachers to get the middle men and whole trade line".
If he wanted, Manuel could deploy an overwhelming arsenal of starters for two innings apiece — say, Jimenez, Johnson, Halladay and Wainwright — and then turn to a closer in the ninth.
So if an airbag warning light is on, you run the risk that the airbag could deploy whenever the vehicle is driving.
The subtle, patient gesture functioned as a kind of deterrent, indicating the tremendous power he could deploy if he chose to.
He used the bazooka as an analogy to describe the massive firepower the Treasury could deploy, if necessary, in support of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, America's beleaguered mortgage giants, thanks to a new law signed in July.
"If you could understand him".
