Sentence examples for better deployment from inspiring English sources

Moreover, thick blades provides better deployment repeatability, stiffer behavior.

Therefore, an 802.16 network can act as the backbone network of different subnets for better deployment.

Better deployment systems allow for partial deployment of endografts to facilitate repositioning, and more flexible designs allow for treatment of angulated infrarenal aneurysm necks and tortuous iliac arteries.

The requirements and components of motes, different threats to pipelines and ways of detecting such threats presented in this paper will enable better deployment of pipeline surveillance systems for incident mitigation.

Our hope is that the application of information theoretic principles to the field of return value prediction should result in new kinds of predictors, and better deployment of existing prediction techniques.

He'd considered writing a book about it called "Only the Dead Know the Brooklyn Americans," but instead settled for persuading the Brooklyn Historical Society to stage an exhibit — a better deployment, perhaps, of the arm-twisting and fund-raising talents he'd honed while playing the other contact sport.

It seems that better communication and collaboration between business, government and educators is - as always - key for better business and the best deployment of that ultimate resource: creative human talent.

We then apply the proposed algorithms to traditional optimization methods, such as genetic (GA), artificial immune (AIA), and K-means for solving discrete space problems, and it is shown that the substitution based algorithm can significantly improve the performance of respective traditional GA, AIA and K-means methods,yielding a better GW deployment scheme with a smaller covering radius.

An 80% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2050 coupled to the EU target of 15% supply of UK energy from renewables by 2020, represents ambitions that will require technology innovation, and better renewable deployment, as highlighted in the 2007 Stern Review [ 2].

Nevertheless, we believe our approach is more suited to networks where authenticity is vital even if secrecy is compromised (e.g., battlefield applications), whereas MiniSec may better suit deployments in which secure key storage is guaranteed and key compromise is therefore not a concern.

Developed originally in 2008 to help firefighters share multisourced sensor data, NICS has significantly decreased the time gaps between information collection and dissemination, allowing incident commanders to better coordinate the deployment of personnel and equipment.