Sentence examples for intensive deployment from inspiring English sources

Better seismic data, improvements to the fracking liquids pumped into wells and more intensive deployment of rigs are all helping.In all, IHS reckons that 80% of the new capacity this year will be profitable with WTI at $50-$50-$69arrel.

The Ukrainian military reported an "intensive deployment" of troops and equipment crossing the border from Russia into the east of the country.

It came as the Ukrainian military reported an "intensive deployment" of troops and equipment crossing the border from Russia into the east of the country through the area of the border currently under rebel control.

After intensive pre-deployment training and specialist training working with the Royal Artillery's unmanned air systems she deployed to Afghanistan in April.

After taking leave, the 7th Battalion was sent to the Atherton Tablelands in Queensland for a period of intensive pre-deployment training in November.

Until now WiFi has been viewed by many technology analysts as an upstart from-the-bottom technology that has the potential of upsetting other capital-intensive technology deployments, like the expensive next-generation data-oriented cellular networks known as 2.5G and 3G that are being established by companies like AT&T Wireless, Cingular, Nextel, T-Mobile, Sprint and Verizon.

They knew a lot about the cost-effective deployment of intensive care.

At the same time, wireless sensor network has a scale and its deployment is intensive.

Camera traps offer a much more accurate assessment of an area's tiger density, but the technique is expensive and labour intensive, resulting in its deployment being limited to places that have a relatively high number of the big cats.

To streamline the administration of a multiple-casualty event, two important administrative concepts have been adopted: first, peri-incident intensive care management ('forward deployment') and second, maintaining a 'chain of command' [ 4].

The focus of this review will be on the organizational steps needed to provide operational flexibility, emphasizing the importance of forward deployment of intensive care unit personnel to the trauma bay and emergency room and the existence of a chain of command to limit chaos.