Examples of using Effective deployment in English and their translations into German
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The focus is on the efficient and effective deployment of your specialists.
Supports effective deployment of unified fabric in both FCoE and iSCSI data centers.
Research is also needed into their effective deployment, for instance, in SMEs.
In the fast-paced world of commercial A/V technology,simplifying and streamlining is key to any effective deployment.
The EU is assisting ODIHR financially to support the training and effective deployment of international observers throughout the country.
The effective deployment of advanced verification tools and processes is required to address the complexities raised by today's complex ASICs and SoC designs.
That interoperability, including open standards and open platforms,is of utmost importance for the effective deployment and use of ICT in all sectors.
The laundry procedure used by BIM ensures an effective deployment of water, laundry detergent, and energy consumption with regard to the items to be cleaned.
Demands on life time andavailability of propulsion systems require a powerful system for the rapid and effective deployment of necessary spare parts.
Development of a programme for effective deployment of education funding management by education department with the help of experts.
Like most modern academic institutions, LMU Munichis keen to explore new ways of sharing knowledge and supporting learning through the effective deployment of IT systems.
The rapid implementation of theAnnex will provide a substantial contribution to the effective deployment of SESAR and consequently to accelerating the implementation of the Single European Sky.
Robust data broadcast and the possibility to provide various devices(PCs, mobile, proprietary)with a fast and easy Internet connection are crucial for effective deployment on site.
Countries and regions which make early progress towards greater energy efficiency and effective deployment of alternative energy will strengthen their competitive position.
Research and the effective deployment of new technologies will be key to lower transport emissions in the EU as in the rest of the world, for cities, intra-urban and long-distance transport.
It underlines that the GoS has a responsibility to protect thecivilian population and to facilitate the full and effective deployment of the AU‑UN Mission in Darfur UNAMID.
Ensuring the coherent and effective deployment of the range of tools now at the Union's disposal already requires substantial co-ordination between the relevant players at EU level- the Member States and the Presidency, the High Representative for the CFSP and the Commission.
Given the continuing political instability and increasing number of natural disasters in many parts of the world,it is imperative to continue working towards the more efficient and effective deployment of the available EU instruments.
Training measures for school managers and inspectors on effective deployment of teaching staff. MORE CLOSE School inspection and management Many extra-curricular support and management structures are aimed at guaranteeing universal access to education and high-quality education.
Skilled personnel- development and challenges Our research in the field ofhuman resources in the health care sector aims to support and improve effective deployment of personnel in a way that simultaneously promotes health.
Although this concern is not expressly mentioned,the EESC feels that effective deployment of Cohesion Fund money to invest in measures for improving the use of traditional energy sources and increasing the share of renewable energy sources will help reduce cohesion countries' energy dependence; these countries currently import about 80% of the energy they consume, although the 10 enlargement countries depend much less on the outside for energy supplies.
Even if individual productivity decreases in certain respects(e.g. physical performance), this can be partially offset by changes in work organisation, appropriate further training,preventive healthcare measures and more effective deployment of workplace technologies.
While Europe has leading-edge research capabilities in key enabling technologies and can draw on a substantial knowledge base in science and engineering11, it needs to continue to expand its science, technology, engineering and maths(STEM)graduate base and find ways to maximise their effective deployment across research and business.