Sentence examples for a deployment that will from inspiring English sources

"Hedvig doesn't assume companies will know everything at once, then saddle them with a deployment that will cost them more time, energy and budget when it obsolesces," Lakshman writes today.

Plans are underway for a ton-scale deployment that will simultaneously measure these cross-sections.

— Instance Widget: Content owners are required to describe the media appliances' deployment configurations that will affect and drive its instance's placement and performance.

"Do we move ahead with the deployment of a force that will not make a difference, that will not have the capability to defend itself, and that carries the risk of humiliation of the Security Council and the United Nations, and tragic failure for the people of Darfur?" he asked.

Until there is a compelling economic reason for its deployment, this is a business that will refuse to get started, except in very limited tests and peculiar markets like San Jose.

Pursuing the same objective with lower cost, relay-based deployments is a promising approach that will have a large effect on system's functions and architectures [4, 5].

OTG, the restaurateur that made waves when it installed free access iPads in some of the world's busiest international airport hubs last year, is improving its existing system with the deployment of a translation system that will allow it to provide translation of its restaurant menus in 13 different languages.

OTG, the restaurateur that made waves when it installed free access iPads in some of the world's busiest international airport hubs last year, is improving its existing system with the deployment of a translation system that will allow it to provide translation of its restaurant menus in 13 different languages.

Consider a wireless cellular system composed of one BS with N receive antennas and a deployment of K devices that will transmit packets to the BS through a slotted random access network, as shown in Fig. 1.

QUESS is an experiment in the deployment of quantum cryptography — specifically, a prototype that will test whether it's possible to perform this delicate science from space.

On Sunday, the Coast Guard Cutter Bertholf departed from Alameda, Calif., with about 170 people aboard for a deployment to the Pacific that will last up to six months.