Sentence examples for project deploys from inspiring English sources
Penn State University's online Ambrose Bierce Project deploys Gwinnett.
The cases share an intriguing tie to the developer Bruce Ratner, who in project after project deploys lobbyists and politicians to change zoning ordinances and chase down rich packets of subsidies.
The PWING project deploys four instruments, i.e., all-sky airglow/aurora imagers, induction magnetometers, broad-beam riometers, and loop antennas, at eight stations.
Travis [39] is a CI tool that automatically detects when a commit has been made and pushed to a GitHub repository, subsequently tries to build the project, deploy and run tests, and notify the user of the status.
Similarly, the ARtSENSE7 project, deploying AR techniques to enhance viewers' appreciation of art in a museum setting, requires far more elaborate equipment than what is available to small museums.
To test protocols for doing effective planetary geologic fieldwork, the Desert RATS (Research and Technology Studies) project deployed two prototype rovers for two weeks of simulated exploratory traverses in the San Francisco volcanic field of northern Arizona.
The project deployed the Train Protection & Warning System which allows the system to automatically applies the brakes at a sufficient distance to stop the train if the driver does not control the speeds adequately.
Computer security experts say privately that the number of projects deployed is actually much higher, and that the systems have been under development since at least 1996, when the internet had barely begun its transition from a US government and academic network to an international and public one.
The number of HVDC projects deployed the MMC technology [14, 15] has gradually been increasing.
(d) HVDC: With more and more HVDC projects deployed, the control of HVDC should be modelled for frequency studies, which contains active power modulation, dead band of frequency deviation and active power order sub-modules.
Although a few mHealth projects deploy a single application, most comprise a package of 2 or more applications.
