Indeed, these studies may be useful in determining what arguments to deploy against the other side.
Somehow, a plant gathers and integrates all this information about its environment, and then "decides" — some scientists deploy the quotation marks, indicating metaphor at work; others drop them — in precisely what direction to deploy its roots or its leaves.
Is S.B.A. proposing anything for the upcoming government budget to shore up small businesses? A. The uncertainty about whether the tax cuts, which are set to expire in 2010, will be extended, is hurting small business right now in terms of investment and understanding what their ability to deploy cash is going to be.
If impeachment is a tool of remedy, not retribution, what better time to deploy it?
Clearly then, Kubernetes is becoming part and parcel of what the Cloud Foundry PaaS service will sit on top of and what developers will use to deploy the applications they write for it in the near future.
When someone accuses me of being a superstitious fool, I tend to deploy what I call the Hamlet defence.
The decision would seem to have made it very difficult for the authorities to deploy what had been an increasingly common law-enforcement tactic against government critics.
The number would be up to one-third less than what both countries agreed to deploy in the New Start treaty, reached in the president's first term.
In other words, we have yet to deploy what could prove to be the most powerful weapon in the fight to contain costs and improve the quality of health care: our own humility.
On Tuesday, the Times published a front-page story on international efforts to prevent a sarin attack in Syria — but fears persist that Assad still plans to deploy what he has already produced.
