Sentence examples for been generated and deployed from inspiring English sources

Various wireless communication technologies have been generated and deployed on account of mass requirements.

In Vietnam, property development rights, import-export monopolies, banking licences and so forth are the tools through which political allegiance is generated and deployed.

Usually a batch of cells are generated and deployed at once.

In fact, not all the cells are generated and deployed independently.

Together, these perspectives make it possible to examine both the epistemological infrastructures and institutionalised practices by which knowledge is generated and deployed as a basis for political choices in society.

If all the cells of one type are averagely generated by one time, then I 3 = z / (z / c n ) ⋅ [ log (c n ) + log (z ) ] = c n ⋅ [ log (c n ) + log (z ) ] The actual situation is that all the same cells are generated and deployed by many times.

However, the continuous nature of such streams, the relatively high throughput at which data is generated and the number of sensors usually deployed in the environment, make direct data handling practically unfeasible.

For every topology, 10 WSANs are generated, and for every WSAN, 30% of the deployed nodes are randomly selected forming the failed node set.

According to defined models, correct deployment architectures are generated and one of them is selected to be deployed.

In the case of seeds containing the Bt toxin, insect resistance took longer to develop because breeders, knowing that insects evolve faster than new crop species can normally be generated, have deployed several variations of the Bt toxin in an effort to reduce the "selection pressure".

The Accelerator Transmutation of Waste (ATW) concept has been proposed as a transuranics (TRU) (and long-lived fission product) incinerator for processing the 87,000 metric tonnes of Light Water Reactor (LWR) used fuel which will have been generated by the time the currently deployed fleet of commercial reactors in the US reach the end of their licensed lifetime.