Sentence examples for consider and deploy from inspiring English sources

To that end, there are also two new "acceleration centers" getting launched in the UK, spearheaded by BT, for carriers and Facebook to consider and deploy infrastructure solutions from startups in the field.

Policy packaging is not a new concept and hardly anyone would dispute the merit of strategically considering and deploying several policy measures in combination to address transport policy issues.

There is thus both a moral imperative to consider and beneficially deploy bioenergy to address critical issues on the African continent at the same time that there is potential to deploy bioenergy in harmful ways.

In the majority of the existing research, gateways are considered static and deployed on the road at fixed distances from each other, depending on their wireless transmission range, which makes the deployment costlier.

Cloud security is a huge concern when users and enterprises consider to deploy cloud computing services.

While all of these potential sources of measurement error and sampling biases must be carefully considered, properly designed and deployed chambers provide a reliable means of accurately measuring soil respiration in terrestrial ecosystems.

In each room, we considered four cells and deployed all J=7 BSs (blue dots) in the middle, except for hallway and bathrooms.

It's a nice line and one he should consider deploying again and again tonight in the final leaders' debate on the economy.

Executives must consider how to deploy machine learning and other cognitive tools systematically across every core business process and enterprise operation to support data-driven decision-making.

For generality, we consider randomly deployed sensor networks and formulate constrained optimization techniques in a Bayesian experimental design framework to obtain the best knowledge about a given state-of-nature represented by a finite number of parameters, and to make the optimal decisions for statistical classification problems based on the Neyman-Pearson fundamental lemma.

Ultimately, there are countless legal, cultural and technical nuances to consider before deploying an e-discovery framework, especially for multinational corporations.