Sentence examples for adopted to deploy from inspiring English sources
The certainty coverage is adopted to deploy the sensor nodes of a known region in this paper.
Because high-density deployment is usually adopted to deploy senor nodes in coverage region and the sensing radius of each sensor node is much smaller than the area of the network region Ω, when the number of nodes n in the coverage area increases gradually, nπ r s 2 / Ω is gradually close to infinitive small.
This is underlined by the fact that the use of new technologies such as e-learning or mHealth is one of the foundations' five approaches, adopted to deploy a business mindset and outcome-based thinking [ 27].
In this paper, we have presented the approach we have adopted to develop and deploy an ambient assistive living system for patients with dementia.
The aim of this paper is to present the approach we have adopted to develop and deploy a system for ambient assistive living in an operating nursing home, and evaluate its performance and usability in real conditions.
First, they are open for business 24/7, are easy to adopt and easy to deploy for customers.
So far several governments, including Sweden and Puerto Rico, have adopted DNSSEC, and the United States government is likely to deploy the system for its.gov domain this year.
Customers need to instinctively and immediately be able to say "I get what this does for me, I know how much it costs, I understand how to adopt and deploy it, and it helps me do what I need to get done faster and better".
Specifically, disaster managers have at their disposal, in a timely and efficient manner: All the modules/services in a single infrastructure to cope with different types of risk; and The opportunity to adopt and deploy homogeneous and standardized emergency preparedness and response procedures all over the municipalities that are affected by the disaster.
The friction to adopt and deploy enterprise software has dropped so dramatically that these companies are growing their revenues faster than ever before.
