Sentence examples for availability of a network from inspiring English sources

But that roll out is to some degree dependent on availability of a network of hydrogen stations, he said.

Without the switch, there is no availability of a network; a bunch of disconnected workstations will be present working at a fraction of their potential.

And Uber's ability to expand into suburban and rural markets, and areas with low vehicle ownership, and continue to offer a ride within three minutes, largely hinges on the availability of a network of self-driving vehicles.

This requires the availability of a network of PHC centres with a special interest in integrating health promotion, where research programs for addressing multiple risk factors could be designed and implemented.

One of the pre-requirements for a reliable network with multiple sinks is the availability of a reliable network between the different sink nodes to coordinate the synchronisation between the sinks.

The mathematical model defines the expected number of contending packets (encp), and combines it with previous research on WLAN to provide an indication of the resource availability of a WLAN network for admitting or not real-time and non-real-time requests.

In making the announcement, BMW said the availability of a large network of BMW "i centers," which can service electric vehicles, influenced the LAPD's decision.

The availability of a multidisciplinary network with access to an expert centre may result in enhanced treatment options and avoidance of surgery.

For example, regardless of the ready availability of a social network, many patients do not benefit from their support at times of need.

The results suggest that, by intuition and prior knowledge, CCWs treated each household uniquely, depending on the clients' care needs, cooperation, availability of a social network, and the reliability and resilience of the social support system for the client.

Our objective was to analyse and compare the following among prisoners and LTU trying to return to employment: 1) socio-demographic characteristics; 2) mental health; 3) perceived importance of employment; and 4) availability of a support network, self-esteem, and empowerment.