Sentence examples for of rollout from inspiring English sources

We deplaned in the middle of the runway via a set of rollout stairs, and the baggage compartment was unloaded on the tarmac next to us.

This is despite the fact that their 4G networks, which launched nine months after EE's, are still in the early stages of rollout and remain far from nationwide.

The streaming model is also why the staggered system of rollout releases, of limited releases that gradually expand to dozens of venues, and only afterward become available online, is an increasingly doomed business model.

The third weekend brought the expansion into 3,434 cinemas, which in turn produced a 3,244% increase in box office that flatters to deceive – it was always going to be a huge rise with that kind of rollout.

The recent book by married journalists Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn, Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity For Women Worldwide, received the kind of rollout that most authors would sell their firstborn to receive: an entire issue of the New York Times magazine dedicated to it and to the work being done worldwide in the issues the book covers.

A theoretical analysis is provided to prove the performance improvement of rollout policy over the heuristics.

The aim of the present study was to study the impact of wider rollout of HPV triage for women with low-grade cytology on colposcopy referral and outcomes.

The admission of human error comes as the Bloomberg administration fends off criticism of the rollout of a new, more advanced 911 dispatching system.

The methodology is shown on the industrial example of the rollout of the tool COMOS which is used for the design of sinter plants.

Ms Truss defended the speed of the rollout of the project, saying it would be available to over 95% of the UK by 2017.

But the lessons, and successes, of the rollout of Apple stores are proving that they do not apply to Penney.