Meanings of deploy at in inglés

And also flotation devices for electronic protections when those electronics have to deploy at sea.

Lab-based molecular tests are too hard to make and deploy at that level, he said.

Normally, birds are caught for this purpose in mist nets, which conservation scientists deploy at night.

This clever design has two extra outrigger wheels that deploy at low speed to stabilize the vehicle.

But in reality, only about 300 of them can deploy at any given time, fewer than two U.S. Army companies.

The Pentagon hopes to deploy at least 13,000 more forces by early summer to combat Afghanistan's intensifying insurgency.

The 15 sails deploy at the push of a button, rolling out from inside each hollow mast along recessed tracks on stationary horizontal yardarms.

He said police had more than adequate resources to deploy at least 500 officers per day to guard the towers in Flemington and North Melbourne.

But we have a strictly limited supply of personnel, so the larger our individual forces become, the fewer we can deploy at any given moment.

Seeing all this, Emory instantly ordered his own old division to deploy at the top of its speed, and to make good the broken line.

Hamas security forces were also deployed at the border during the protest.

He was deployed at special operations at the time of his passing.

Bergdahl is currently deployed at Fort Sam Houston, in San Antonio, Texas.

Having been deployed at scale, it gains affirmation with each passing day.

They included members of the Parachute Regiment, who have been deployed at Drumcree.

Search dogs deployed at the site did not find any survivors, officials said.