Sentence examples for takes to deploy from inspiring English sources

Sprint, however, hasn't built an LTE network yet, and given the time it takes to deploy new cellular technologies, the carrier is at risk of falling further behind its competitors.

Service Initiation Time: How long it takes to deploy a VM.

The SLA with IaaS providers includes the following properties: Service Initiation Time: How long it takes to deploy a VM.

Evidence for China's more "relaxed" approach is the length of time it took to deploy multiple warheads, two decades after developing the necessary technology.

"What steps to date, if any, has Verizon Wireless taken to deploy mobile services using the Lower 700 MHz A or B licenses (either or both)?" the letter asked.

A revised military doctrine signed by Mr Putin in December identified "reinforcement of NATO's offensive capacities directly on Russia's borders, and measures taken to deploy a global anti-missile defence system" in central Europe as the greatest threats Russia faces.In itself, that may not be cause for alarm in the West.

Though the Perry reactor is built for electricity generation rather than plutonium production, all reactors create some plutonium as a by-product, so its proximity will be a good test for the WATCHMAN system.If that system works, and the decision is taken to deploy it, then there will still be the question of where and how.

The average time taken to deploy the device was 5 min (range = 3 10 min).

When the decision was taken to deploy HMS Illustrious to the Philippines it was patrolling for pirates off the coast of Somalia.

In contrast, the Canon and Fuji models took about three seconds from power-up to the first picture, mainly because of the time their motorized lenses take to deploy; their shot-to-shot times were a couple of seconds each.

Because of the time it took to deploy a full brigade into battle formation, Graham knew he needed to delay the French.