Sentence examples for regional deployment from inspiring English sources

It addresses the management of disease within single fields as well as the regional deployment of control.

And it commits Washington to prompt consultations about what support or assistance, "diplomatic or otherwise," it can lend Israel in the face of "direct threats to Israel's security arising from the regional deployment of ballistic missiles of intermediate range or greater" -- from 500 kilometers (311 miles) or above.

The 15 placement cases examine a wide range of regional deployment scenarios, as highlighted in Table 3.

For regional deployment strategies, the controls that would be needed around farmer-to-farmer seed trading and the use of farmer-saved seed, and agreements from breeders to forgo using some resistance resources are very substantial.

In reality, while on-farm and regional deployment strategies hold theoretical appeal and some practical benefits, such approaches need also to be evaluated from the perspective of what is feasible for farmers to implement (McDonald 2010) as well as their impacts on profitability.

The different local and regional deployment strategies, combined with the limited active deployments at the time of the fieldwork, resulted in a decision to move from comparative evaluation (before-after and between sites) to a linked sequence of case-based studies developing depth of insight into how the multiple NHS CRSs were made to work (to degrees) locally.

There, thousands of Afghan National Army troops live and train, regional deployments and attacks are planned, and U.S.-supplied helicopters and fighter planes are launched to support Afghan troops battling the Taliban.

Drs. Berman and Lander have recently published their safety and clinical assessment data gathered from a large number of patients (close to 1500) with various medical conditions using both IV and regional deployments of SVF [14].

The following section therefore explores some examples of local initiatives that are seen as having potential for a successful regional EV deployment and that serve as interesting case studies.

Cole et al. [19] described and assessed the coordinated running of two long term scheduling models: the rice world gas trade model (RWGTM) of the NG sector and the regional energy deployment system (ReEDS) model of the U.S. electricity sector.

Furthermore, pathogen adaptation to broad environmental variables (particularly temperature) is one factor that could be exploited to support the use of regional gene deployment strategies.