Sentence examples for which could be deployed from inspiring English sources

The army is currently testing the helmet technology, which could be deployed as early as December of this year.

Crucial resources were being tied up in combating Russian intelligence, which could be deployed to fight "international terrorism", Mr Evans said.

The ZVO kiosk, which could be deployed at street fairs or on campus as a service and retail center, holds components such as battery cartridges and two computers.

The company on Wednesday demonstrated a wheelchair ramp mounted under the taxi's body, which could be deployed to either side of the vehicle.

The system, which could be deployed in Finland in two years, also allows users to access logs that list their food purchases at any time via the Internet.

The assay system runs on the Genie II device, a proven in-field detection system which could be deployed at a crime scene.

The New Start treaty limited both the United States and Russia to 1,550 deployed strategic warheads and 800 missiles, bombers and submarine launchers, of which 700 could be deployed.

While it's not uncommon for members of Congress to take fact-finding trips to the Middle East, it's highly unusual for one to meet face-to-face with a dictator actively contesting American interests in a war zone where our military personnel currently operate, and to which she could be deployed.

In current practice, it is typical that a security expert or system administrator would just take a considered view on the overall security level of the workflow, and that of the clouds on which it could be deployed.

Interestingly, when discussing the actual contexts in which CIDA could be deployed, one participant reported having used similar home design software in the past when designing their own rooms at home.

Sweet says that the privacy and security issues associated with storing and processing medical records make this an area in which the technology could be deployed first.