Sentence examples for regular deployments from inspiring English sources

An especially large amount of seal-derived data has been gathered in the Indian sector of the Southern Ocean, with regular deployments being carried out on the French owned Kerguelen Islands every year since 2004, and intensive deployments on the Antarctic continent from the two Australian stations Davis and Casey in 2011 and 2012 (Table 1).

Over the next few years, Yancey made regular deployments to the Mediterranean to take part in joint exercises with NATO forces.

No. 6 Squadron continued its training duties with the new aircraft; these included regular deployments to Darwin in the Northern Territory to participate in air defence exercises as well as training flights to Malaya and New Zealand.

It participated in routine training exercises in Southeast Asia, which included making regular deployments to Paya Lebar Air Base in Singapore to train with the Republic of Singapore Air Force.

Rather than simply re-establish the huge U.S.-branded permanent naval and air bases at Subic Bay and Clark Field, the U.S. is continuing the notion it hit upon earlier with Australia and Singapore of establishing an ongoing "rotational presence" at host country bases it happens to share while moving American units in and out on regular deployments.

In addition to regular deployment, over 72% of Metropolitan Division's deployable officers were assigned to crime task forces in the South-Central community during 1987.

The genetic algorithm outperforms the regular deployment solution, optimizing the objective functions and providing additional capabilities to represent a realistic working environment.

Yet Obama's regular deployment of drones has been criticized as a one-size-fits-all recourse, in which the prospect of destroying an individual enemy too easily trumps broader strategic and diplomatic considerations, to say nothing of moral ones.

The regular deployment of mezcal-strength barnstormers from the old days keeps the atmosphere at a rolling boil, notably the urgent lockstep of No One Knows, a banshee of a song that makes the Fratellis' Chelsea Dagger sound like an ice-cream van jingle.

Twice, he was willing to sell his captain (to Chelsea, who would presumably have used Lampard and Gerrard to flank Makelele in a 4-3-3), and his regular deployment of Gerrard on the right or the left of a midfield four was surely evidence of his uneasiness at giving him responsibility in the centre.

Previous studies showed that a regular deployment such as the mesh deployment provides better coverage than a totally random deployment[27].