Sentence examples for result in deployment from inspiring English sources

A1 Although the shield Mr. Bush wants to build is based on unproven weapons systems, military officials and experts say his proposals seem more likely than earlier ones to result in deployment of some kind of system.

Such run-time reconfigurations may result in deployment of new components or the removal of existing components.

We assume a directional sensor network of an area A where a set (mathcal {S}) of directional sensor nodes are deployed with uniform random distribution, resulting in deployment density, rho = frac{|mathcal{S}|}{A}.

Satellite tagging field work for the first field session of 2017 was conducted from May 8-18 and resulted in deployment of 14 SLTDRs (5 Cuvier's beaked whales and 9 short-finned pilot whales) in preparation for a CEE during the week of 22 May, and all preparations are in place for attaching DTAGs to both species for the same CEE.

Induction heating in the treatment group resulted in deployment of the SME and change of configuration of the plate towards higher stiffness, shown radiologically and macroscopically after sacrifice.

Insufficient nurse manpower Centralized recruitment results in deployment of workers to localities where they are not conversant with local languages or customs.

As previous related wake-up radios provide low sensitivity feature result in higher deployment density of sensor network, the sensitivity of wake-up radios should be improved to reduce the deployment density of sensor networks.

The United States received some encouragement on Friday when NATO allies reached an agreement to begin sending military trainers to Iraq, which should result in the deployment of 20 to 30 officers there by mid-September.

The study also found that the method of nodal precession is sensitive to the effects of orbital decay due to drag and can result in long deployment times, and the use of Lunar L1 is more suitable for constellation configurations where several satellites are present in each orbital plane.

But President Barack Obama has no incentive to go into Syria, and would view as a political nonstarter anything that would result in the deployment of large US forces for major combat operations.

"The Edmonton Police Service reminds citizens that mimicking criminal activity can cause concern in the community and result in the deployment of police resources that are already overstretched, possibly pulling police away from those who may truly require assistance," they wrote in an email to VICE.