Sentence examples for the subsequent deployment from inspiring English sources

Despite the cease-fire and the subsequent deployment of a largely Russian peacekeeping force in the region, hostilities continued, and in 1999 the region formally declared its independence, a move that was not recognized by the international community.

The subsequent deployment of nearly 30,000 additional troops and the application of the so-called "Petraeus Doctrine" saw the security situation in Iraq improve markedly, with less violence and fewer deaths, and progress on the political front.

This paper presents a novel Modelica-based software framework that supports the development of such distributed management and control systems by providing a structured, plug-and-play approach for the validation of distributed management architectures on simulation models of the controlled CPSoS, and for the subsequent deployment into operational environments.

From the time that Bashar Al Assad "agreed" to the United Nations ceasefire plan on April 10, and the subsequent deployment of a small contingent of UN ceasefire compliance monitors, Syrian security forces have never really retreated, but have brazenly cheated -- the tiny contingent of monitors being no deterrent to the ceaseless ceasefire slaughter.

In this frame, the thermal energy produced in the compression stage is stored in a TES unit for its subsequent deployment during the expansion stage, realizing an Adiabatic-CAES plant.

Subsequent deployment of the flow reactor in a XAS beam line revealed speciation of Pd along the catalyst bed.

Endovascular intervention consisted of initial angioplasty of the diseased arterial segment with the Gateway PTA balloon catheter followed by subsequent deployment of a Wingspan stent.

We are closely monitoring the nutritional and health status of the flood-affected children and are in the process of planning for a subsequent deployment of relief items," Zaman said.

It was adorable, yes, and inspiring, sure, but also confusing, like their subsequent deployment as metaphors in the protracted budget showdown.

In September 2006, the study item of the LTE has been completed and the corresponding work item was scheduled to be finalized within about one and a half years, that is the second half of 2007, so that the subsequent initial deployment can be possible in the year of 2009 or 2010.

The process of identifying crime hot spots for subsequent deployment of hot spot policing tends to be atemporal.