Sentence examples for conventional deployments from inspiring English sources

The Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Treaty enabled NATO and Warsaw Pact nations to make significant reductions in conventional armaments and to limit conventional deployments.

In conventional deployments, BTS and DAS are separate subsystems in the overall network.

Figure 7 ERG performance for 2 to 6 FAPs between optimal and conventional deployment.

The conventional deployment for armies of the time was placement of infantry in the center, with the cavalry in two flanking "wings".

Perhaps this is related to conventional deployment techniques, which demand no or faint foreshortening stent constructions.

The Bush administration's proposal to discuss conventional troop deployments in its talks with North Korea marks a significant departure from the policy of the Clinton administration.

The Bush administration has since multiplied its demands, insisting that better relations depend on big concessions on a wide range of security issues, from conventional force deployments to nuclear weapons and missiles.

Mr Bush is right to insist that establishing what happened to North Korea's plutonium in the 1990s, and agreeing confidence-building measures for the vast conventional military deployments along the "demilitarised" zone, matter just as much if relations between America and North Korea are ever to be normalised.Engage, then, but never fight shy of tackling the difficult issues.

It is thus self-evident that the average node lifetime of conventional WSN deployments will be longer compared to ATA scheme.

Furthermore, by making the scripts autonomously mobile we enable the deployment of the algorithm to be tied to its execution, a feature that reduces the code transferred, compared to conventional code deployment and update approaches.

In conventional relay deployment scenarios including this case study, the former is the most likely case.