Sentence examples for availability and adoption from inspiring English sources
The availability and adoption of wearables by enterprises can change the game by improving the efficiency of resources, differentiating the user or consumer experience through a more informed workflow process.
Improvements in mobile networking combined with the ubiquitous availability and adoption of low-cost development boards have enabled the vision of mobile platforms of Cyber-Physical suchems (CPS), such as fractionated spacecraft and UAV swarms.
To close the gap between availability and adoption, all stakeholders in the smart-home ecosystem — device manufacturers, technology providers, utilities, integrators and interoperability standards bodies — must expand the focus from creating a smart home to empowering a smarter consumer through actionable data.
The objectives set out in the plan, all of which are applauded by these companies -- world-class fiber networks, the expansion of broadband for universal availability and adoption, and the extension of broadband into every aspect of our lives -- aren't being delivered without government action.
Recent health-related legislation will increase the availability and adoption of electronic healthcare data for such studies.
Numerous technical challenges must be addressed and overcome in order to achieve widespread availability and adoption of hexavalent vaccines as part of the global polio immunization efforts.
Architecture encompasses the organizational structures and relationships that coordinate activities addressing availability, affordability and adoption.
Availability, affordability, and adoption of the new primaquine regimen in the host population can, thus, each be achieved.
They proposed that access depends on activities related to four key factors: architecture, availability, affordability, and adoption.
Milestones consistent with and thought to be important to coordination, availability, affordability and adoption were hypothesized from the literature above (Table 1).
What both of these cities illustrate is that there remains a substantial gap — in Sweden, the United States, and elsewhere — between availability and broadband adoption.
