Sentence examples for ones deployed from inspiring English sources

The slogans they used then – These Homes Need People – prefigure the ones deployed by London protesters.

There are the ones deployed by countries like China and a few other Asian export powerhouses intended to keep their currencies artificially low.

And South African scientists have developed, and Mauritanian ones deployed, a fungus that kills locusts by the swarmload (as a bonus, the dead swarms are a bonanza for local wildlife).

Most of that is likely to be taken by offshore windfarm developers, which will receive at least £105 per megawatt hour of electricity generated if built in 2021, considerably lower than the £135 for ones deployed in 2018.

That would mean that the divisions would not likely be the first ones deployed to a conflict, though one official noted that the Army had six months after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990 to assemble the force that ultimately drove the Iraqis out.

However the availability of such jammers pales in comparison to the Russian-built ones deployed by North Korea, which are reputedly able to affect systems as much as 100km away – and which were used in May 2012 to scramble GPS signals near two of South Korea's major airports.

Others say the system will suffer the same fate as a previous limited one, deployed in North Dakota in 1975 and decommissioned as soon as it was introduced.

Air rage, we suspected, was bound to follow.So it was no surprise to read this morning that a United Airlines plane had been diverted after two passengers fell out when one deployed his Knee Defender.

And what used to be one of Africa's most stable countries may soon witness the arrival of the West African intervention force -- the same one deployed in recent years in failed states like Liberia and Sierra Leone.

The baseline mission concept includes two atmospheric entry probes: one deployed at Saturn and another at Uranus prior to an impulsive orbit capture.

The authors describe how to perform positioning of a receiver using a single-frequency synchronized network like the one deployed in many countries for terrestrial digital television broadcasting.