Sentence examples for now commonly deployed from inspiring English sources
In several countries, as for instance in Germany, lithium-ion batteries are now commonly deployed in end-consumer installations to shift local generation from photovoltaic systems in time.
Numerical methods that were once thought to be intractable are now commonly deployed to solve problems as diverse as 3D modeling from 2D data (photo tourism [1]), object recognition (logo detection [2]), human biometrics (face recognition [3]), and video surveillance (automatic threat detection [4]).
Efficacious and inexpensive vaccines are available for S. Typhi, yet are not commonly deployed to control the disease.
Once a novel approach, data-led team selection is now a commonly deployed tactic in many sports.
The movie's use of a digital effect for a total of two minutes — a now-routine process called pixelization, commonly deployed on Gordon Ramsay cooking shows to obscure a contestant's cursing mouth — was the unlikely launching point of this revolution.
The two most commonly deployed belong to a class of organic chemicals called nitramines.
The structure, aimed at assuaging concerns about Indonesian law, is commonly deployed.
The skills commonly deployed by the average middle-aged mother read like the "About me" section of the perfect spy CV.
But it is most commonly deployed when the morality of slavery comes up: We must forgive them because they did not know what they were doing.
In fact, it is resistant to all of the antibiotics commonly deployed by modern medicine bar one.
A statesmanlike sentiment, and one more commonly deployed by MPs to block restrictions to the buy-to-let property market.
