Examples of using Fully deployed in English and their translations into Greek
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Both projects will be fully deployed over the next months.
A knife blade that locks into place when fully deployed.
When fully deployed, CTQS transforms strategic planning from an academic exercise into the nerve centre of an enterprise.
Unlike a foal horse,a pony remains small when fully deployed.
When fully deployed, the system transforms strategic planning from an academic exercise into the nerve centre of your enterprise.
It entered into service progressively through 2003 and will be fully deployed in 2004.
When fully deployed, the BSC transforms strategic planning from an academic exercise into the nerve centre of a business organisation.
The wing's complex three-part flaps increase wing area by 21% andlift by 90% when fully deployed compared to their nondeployed configuration.
When fully deployed, the BSC transforms strategic planning from an academic exercise into the nerve center of an enterprise(Figure 1).
This is especially discouraging,because the study found that, when fully deployed, these technologies deliver the largest cost savings for an organization's security efforts.
When fully deployed, our solutions transform strategic planning and business ideals from an academic exercise into the nerve center of an enterprise.
Triggered automatically, if the passengers cannot do so,eCall could save up to 2 500 lives per year in the EU when fully deployed and reduce severity of injuries by 10 to 15%.
Once fully deployed, the SpaceX System will pass over virtually all parts of the Earth's surface and therefore, in principle, have the ability to provide ubiquitous global service.
In order to transmit the enormous amounts of data required for the Internet of Things(IoT), 5G technology,when fully deployed, will use millimeter waves, which are poorly transmitted through solid material.
Military fully deployed can defeat the Iranian military and take terrain, but to hold it against a hostile militia would create interminable conflict with casualties that cannot be sustained.
Triggered automatically, if the passengers cannot do so, eCall is claimed to be able to save up to 2,500 lives per year in the EU when fully deployed and reduce severity of injuries by 10 to 15%.
Once fully deployed, the SpaceX System will pass over virtually all parts of the Earth's surface and therefore, in principle, have the ability to provide ubiquitous global service,” SpaceX said in its application.
The‘Marathon' constellation will likely comprise hundreds of craft and will operate alongside Russia's Glonass GPS system andas part of Russia's planned‘Sphere' project which calls for 640 satellites and to be fully deployed by 2026.
As for sending in ground troops, the US military fully deployed can defeat the Iranian military and take terrain, but to hold it against a hostile militia would create interminable conflict with casualties that cannot be sustained.
The Commission decided todayto send a reasoned opinion to Spain for not having fully deployed the emergency call centres infrastructure necessary to receive and handle the 112 eCalls as required by EU rules(Directive 2010/40/EU).
Three-quarters of study respondents said that they would‘fully deploy' IoT-based solutions within 18 months, while the equivalent figure for Greek respondents is 40%.
The finding is in line with overall expectations from three quarters of respondents that they will‘fully deploy' IoT-based solutions within 18 months, while the equivalent figure for Greek respondents is 40%.
Next up for Webb testing,engineers will fully deploy the intricate five-layer sunshield, which is designed to keep Webb's mirrors and scientific instruments cold by blocking infrared light from the Earth, Moon and Sun.
Next up for Webb testing,engineers will fully deploy the intricate five-layer sun shield, which is designed to keep Webb's mirrors and scientific instruments cold by blocking infrared light from the Earth, Moon and Sun.