deployable

deploy | American Dictionary

deploy
verb[ I/T ]
us/dɪˈplɔɪ/
to put something into use:
[ I ]When airbags deploy, they save lives.
[ T ]Automobiles deploy air bags in crashes of 8 to 12 miles per hour.
To deploy is also to move weapons or military forces to where they will be used when they are needed:
[ T ]The UN is deploying observers.

deployment

noun[ U ]us/dɪˈplɔɪ·mənt/
the deployment of missiles/troops

deploy | Business English

deploy
verb[ T ]
uk /dɪˈplɔɪ/us
to use something or someone, especially in order to achieve a particular effect:
If deployed in the right way, communication networks enable employees to gain greater awareness of the organisation.
be deployed to do sthThe new capital available can be deployed to create yet more wealth.

Examples of deploy

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But then one would be deploying an alternative conclusion of justice; one would not challenge it in the name of one of the rival claims.
Both churches deploy lamellae as light attenuators and resonators which operate within an enclosure lined predominantly with white opaque paint which is without intrinsic quality.
The encountered difficulties and the strategies deployed to overcome them are described in depth.
However, it should be noted that this may be a lower speed than that for a brush unit whilst deployed in a real application.
Linguistically, these contrasts are encoded in the styles of speech deployed by these two performers.
The runtime must be widely deployed, and so it is not easily changed, whereas additional libraries can easily be added locally.
In some instances, street encounters and mutual criticism are deployed interchangeably, depending on the circumstances thrust upon unions by the government.
Understanding language involved a kind of cognitive calculus deployed in relation to utterances, written or spoken.
Each of these projects was pursued as a partnership between the network members (despite disagreements over the proposal to deploy new tug vessels).
In the end, it was the opposition who won the ideological war by more successfully deploying maternal imagery.
They would normally be deployed at, or just above, ear height.
Yet that rhetoric could no longer be deployed so unproblematically, or if it were it could be targeted by skeptics and opponents.
Section 4 outlines different operational environments in which the architecture can be deployed.
He deployed concepts of nationalism and national identity to purge poisonous outsiders.
In the same year, troops were deployed to guard the leased territory.
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