Sentence examples for to reprovision from inspiring English sources

As for prevention, a common ruse for making a man-in-the middle attack is to send the target a text message that claims to be from his or her cell service provider asking for permission to "reprovision" or otherwise reconfigure the phone's settings due to a network outage or other problem.

Dutch firm LeaseWeb said that it needed to "reprovision the servers".

It was difficult to reprovision the missions, and by 1718 the missionaries were in dire straits.

For example, sailing ships stopping to reprovision in the New World would pick up stores of guinea pigs, which provided an easily transportable source of fresh meat.

Captain Thomas Grenville of the frigate HMS Falkland landed at Guernsey in the Channel Islands to reprovision and there heard from locals that wreckage and part of a topmast had washed up on the island's shores.

The yo-yo logistics of deep caving required that they return to the surface to rest and reprovision, but they had every intention of going back down.

Carlson and the Marines with him returned to Binu on 14 November to rest and reprovision.

The ship was to sail to Buenos Aires for reprovisioning, before undertaking a programme of oceanographic work in the Southern Ocean and then returning to the Barrier as early as possible in 1912.

The U.S. did consider Midway vital; after the battle, establishment of a U.S. submarine base on Midway allowed submarines operating from Pearl Harbor to refuel and reprovision, extending their radius of operations by 1200 mile.

On 26 September the carrier went to Sasebo for reprovisioning.

Based on the proposed availability model, two Linear Program (LP) formulations are introduced, which aim to perform spare capacity reprovisioning along each link for dynamic allocation of SBPP connections under either failure-dependent or failure-independent policies.