Sentence examples for Viable for deployment from inspiring English sources

Integrated InP WDM transmitter and receiver chips that provide 10 channels, each operating at 10 Gb/s, are shown to be technically and economically viable for deployment in commercial WDM systems.

Helical antennas were too expensive to be viable for mass deployment, and the cantenna failed to attenuate the RF signal sufficiently in directions other than the line of fire.

Though surgical steel staples may shorten procedures by up to 15 minutes, they require an additional sedative procedure for removal when compared to absorbable suture on the skin and as a result are not viable for field deployments.

With fusion-based power plants not currently being considered viable for large-scale deployment for at least 40 years, other technologies must to be considered.

Among the lessons we highlight are the importance of carefully considering the minimum viable prototype to build for deployment, the value of remote monitoring to catch problems, and the importance of flexibility and robustness in deployed systems to cope with unexpected issues in the home environment.

Therefore, it is clear that the complexity of the PKI system should be minimized in order to make the PKI-based security viable for node to node security deployment.

The paper thereby provides governments and stakeholders with key economic and social boundaries for the viable deployment of SMRs.

Once the chemicals were ready for deployment, however, airstrikes would no longer be viable as they could release deadly agents.

This mode-locked laser scheme presents a viable option in the development of low threshold ultrashort pulse system for deployment as a seed laser.

In addition, because the price of electricity is a key component to guarantee the feasibility of a new project, this analysis calculates the price of electricity for the economically viable deployment of SMRs in all the above scenarios.

The loose parts are ready for deployment.