Deployable [adjective]

When the tests were not quickly deployed, they — and state lawmakers — began asking what was going on.

The mission successfully deployed 30 satellites into low Earth orbit.

It is also the hardest to find and has not been fully deployed even across the five major cities tested.

It will require both scaling up existing programs and deploying new ones to invest in and lend directly to green companies.

He’s since deployed cash in Japan and into natural-gas assets, and has bought back Berkshire’s own stock.

That’s why, for several months now, the FDA has been considering criteria for initially deploying a covid-19 vaccine under an emergency-use authorization, or EUA, before the FDA has all the information normally required for full approval.

While companies can harness tech to improve the lives of older people, Gaines said that governments also have a role—notably by lifting regulations that make it harder to deploy that tech.

The new rules may limit how platforms collect and deploy user data.

The Federal Communications Commission is auctioning off more mid-band spectrum starting next month but that could take years to deploy.

The state of Texas has deployed more than 130 nurses, doctors, respiratory therapists and other workers to University Medical Center to help in the crisis, Mielke said.