Sentence examples for need for deployment from inspiring English sources

In January, you promised to be a president who "reduces the overall need for deployment of American forces in the globe -- and I mean North Korea, Germany and the rest of the world".

Second, the proposed testing mechanism evades the need for deployment of multiple cells (with multiple active users in each) to achieve realistic field trials, thereby resulting in significant cost (and time) savings in the field trails.

Ideally, these will enable effective local responses, obviating the need for deployment rotations for future outbreaks.

This calls into question the need for deployment of metal stents in cases where PCI does not result in dissection of the vessel and allows development of biomimetic polymers that can be used to temporarily repave the vascular surface to protect the vessel from platelet binding and the subsequent recruitment of neutrophils and monocytes.

Lyndon B. Johnson's refusal to call up reserve forces, meaning that the army had to create from scratch the multitude of new units needed for deployment to Vietnam.

Mr Riddle warned that the new posting had "added extra demand on an already overstretched organisation", and said more recruits were urgently needed for deployment in Portsmouth, where the Royal Navy's new aircraft carriers are to arrive this year.

To reduce these limitations, new assessment methods are needed for deployment in impacted areas.

The most efficient active cable configuration is compared with that needed for deployment.

This is a matter of minutes rather than hours needed for deployment of long deep-ocean moorings in the regular way.

It costs US$9000-10,0009000-10,000er CME midwife trained with additional funding needed for deployment [ 40, 48].

Pacala and Socolow (2004) have emphasized the need for early deployment, and can be seen as downplaying the need for research and development.