Sentence examples for redeployment for from inspiring English sources

Conceptual redeployment, for example, is the activation of an already-existing prototype representation the centerpoint or region of a partition of a high-dimensional vector space in a trained neural network to a novel type of input pattern.

The continuation of strenuous multiple redeployments for soldiers, plus the possibility of new or escalating conflicts in other regions could suddenly increase demand for new recruits.

The availability of a sizeable team for redeployment from Iraq, and the long lead time for this emergency, masked UNICEF's lack of regional and global surge capacity.

On my third day in country, Combined Joint Task Force Bravo, which had been operating for nearly 5 months, began planning and preparation for redeployment of more than 250 military transport and heavy construction vehicles to the seaport.

Mr. Obey's spending bill, providing $50 billion for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan but also setting a deadline for redeployment from Iraq, was approved by the House 218 to 203.

This allowed for better co-ordination with elective, especially surgical, activity and for redeployment of resources if required to deal with increased emergency activity.

It also cleared the way for redeployment of U.S. troops elsewhere, particularly into resurgent terrorist areas of Afghanistan.

The presence of British officers in Djibouti will heighten expectations that the ground is being prepared for redeployment of UK drones elsewhere overseas.

So his obvious shift on the "surge" operations in Iraq (underlined by deleting criticisms of it from his website last week) is strengthening his call for "redeployment" from Iraq to Afghanistan.

"I welcome today's announcement that the President has reversed course and dropped his adamant opposition to a timeline for redeployment of American troops from Iraq.

Members of the two biggest blocs in Parliament, the conservatives and the Socialists, expressed concerns about the failure by Ms. Kroes to endorse clearly what they considered pro-consumer lines on price caps for mobile phone roaming, redeployment of broadcast frequencies for wireless broadband and revisions to digital copyright law.