deployable

Examples of deploying

deploying

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

In the end, it was the opposition who won the ideological war by more successfully deploying maternal imagery.
Plausible arguments for deploying the criminal law against such behavior can be made from grievance morality.
Like the senior managers, a small number of practitioners spoke about deploying a service-led approach.
By deploying the language of class, the author argues, artisans sought to present themselves as representatives of a broader working class.
Today, with an activist public increasingly inclined to participate in the designing and deploying of technology, the instances will certainly increase.
Deploying these mechanisms is ex ante mutually advantageous, even if we are unhappy with the results.
Despite casting our net rather broadly with respect to developmental outcomes, we appreciated the scientific risks involved in deploying an exploratory approach.
The biological assay was by the field method for adult beetles, described above, deploying 2-4 pats per day for each ox in each quarter.
What kind of party organisation (and in what conditions) is best suited to deploying optimum electoral strategies?
The innovations of interest are concerned with the intended instructional outcomes of deploying and using technologies.
He was drawn particularly to innovation through overt hybridisation - by deploying dub bass in a bleak post-punk soundscape.
Clearly, product-oriented discourse is necessary when choosing and deploying technology products.
An alternative possibility was that children deal with ignorant speakers' wordreferent links by deploying an ' encoding and marking ' strategy.
Finally, deploying analysis engines as distributed, highly available services or as collocated objects in an aggregate system requires yet another skill.
Deploying the common rhetoric of melodrama, the bill's opponents insisted that women were fragile creatures, the easy prey of libertines and seducers.
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