Sentence examples for learning to deploy from inspiring English sources

They are learning to marshal an argument, write coherently, learning to deploy themselves in the outside world of work.

Its commanding officer Col Glynn Evans said personnel were learning to deploy as part of a Nato force.

And they learn to deploy elaborate forms of social manipulation in place of nervous banter.

While Google and Netflix and other hyper-scale organizations have learned to deploy software at startling speed using state of the art methodologies, it's not so easy for most companies with much smaller engineering teams to pull off.

If, as it appears, the extent and pattern of language deficit has an impact on a PWA's ability to learn to deploy conversational strategies successfully, we may need to reconsider the conversation therapy goal setting process.

During the positive ABM condition, the probes replaced the relatively positive stimuli of a given pair and thus, when completing the positive ABM, patients learn to deploy their attention toward positive stimuli as they predict the probe location that is, they develop a positive attentional bias.

It's heady stuff for wineries just learning to analyze and deploy data on their customers and discovering that a Webmaster may be as important to their future as a winemaker.

This will only continue as we become better at learning how to deploy the power of the web.

Anybody who has been overcharged by an insurance company, denied a claim or given the runaround by an insurer's customer disservice should shudder at the idea of insurers learning how to deploy the internet as a way of monitoring customers and using their online data to determine how much they should pay.

Perhaps the best pure-play example of the power of learning effects is Tesla, which began as an electric car company but was able to deploy machine learning to extraordinary effect across its fleet to become the category leader in autonomous driving.

As an industry, we need to learn how to deploy and integrate these two technologies in a commercial power generation setting.