Sentence examples for intensive deployment of 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.

Intensive care consumes a disproportionate amount of health care resources, and as these resources become increasingly constrained it is imperative that deployment of intensive care unit (ICU) resources be optimized.

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

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.

School is hard, many students aren't  prepared at all, it is expensive and running colleges is people intensive, even with a creative deployment of technology.

High performance communication support is a critical aspect for modern Grid environments where the deployment of data-intensive applications often requires moving Petabytes of data between geographically distant data repositories in specific time ranges.

Hardware implementations of the VQ (vector quantization) and SOM (self organizing map) permit the deployment of these computationally intensive algorithms as single chips or IP cores.

The deployment of remote monitoring of intensive care unit (ICU) patients, known as tele-ICU technology, promotes the efficient use of critical care resources.

The aim of this study is to increase understanding of the interactions between intensive levels of silvicultural management and the deployment of improved genotypes of a number of commercial eucalypt species across a range of sites with different productivity classifications.