Sentence examples for to deploy of from inspiring English sources

The collector is also intended to be relatively easy and cheap to construct, light in weight, negligible in power requirements, easy to deploy, of large surface area, easy to retrieve, small in storage, and unlikely to acquire substantial contamination upon the crucial inner foils.

Some colleagues and I were checking out sites to deploy of an energy-efficient water purification technology.

Without the disabled Street and the traded Joe Smith to deploy out of his bullpen once Matt Shoemaker finished seven innings, Angels Manager..

Our commandos go through one of the toughest training programmes to deploy to some of the harshest environments in the world.

"We knew that the concept of Out-of-Band Authentication was both, more secure than tokens, and easier to deploy to millions of users.

Buffett was able to deploy tens of billions of dollars to buy some terrific assets on highly favorable terms.

It was the U.S. decision to deploy hundreds of thousands of troops to Saudi Arabia in 1990 that fueled the wrath and ranks of al Qaeda.

The power of modern banking can enable Japanese society to deploy all of these resources, irrespective of the condition of Japanese public finances.

The police were scheduled to deploy thousands of officers to guard the inauguration of Mrs. Arroyo on Wednesday.

Cloud computing has enabled even small organisations to deploy thousands of VMs, if only for short period of times.

80 Squadron received the order to deploy one of its flights to Sidi Barrani in anticipation of Italian air attacks.