Sentence examples for cost to deploy from inspiring English sources

Our experimental results using real-world traffic show that the measurement and classification systems are accurate and the cost to deploy them is significantly reduced.

QUESTION FROM WILLIAM BRENT: True, you don't remove their opposition, but the U.S. (and the industries you mention) will inevitably lose out to those putting forth policy that will drive green technology adoption and reduced cost to deploy.

In response BT said that its initial cost estimates were "based on our initial view of how much it would cost to deploy fibre in rural areas".

Powerline technology enables consumers to create a 10/100 Ethernet connection from any ordinary electrical outlet, thus eliminating the need to run new cables and lowering the overall cost to deploy a high-speed data network.

Through a randomized controlled trial of more than 30,000 households in Michigan where one-quarter of the households were encouraged to make residential energy efficiency investments and received assistance the economists found that the cost to deploy the efficiency upgrades was about double the energy savings.

When all things are considered, the use of technology coupled with discounts to attract and retain lowest-risk drivers is a novel concept — one that very quickly eradicated any sort of competitive advantage due to the share of competitors with similar offerings and the cost to deploy such solutions (whether device-based or app-based).

It doesn't help that enterprise communications is often dismissed as slow to innovate, given its high capital costs to deploy new infrastructure and natural monopolies.

For example, if a state starts to export wind power, to neighbors, thereby pushing fossil fuel generation out of the mix for those states, the exporting state will incur the costs to deploy renewables whereas the neighbor will enjoy the compliance benefits associated with the lowered emissions.

"We know how much it costs to fly a helicopter," Franklin said, "but we don't know how much it costs to deploy a SWAT team".

In March, Customs and Border Protection estimated it would cost $6.5 billion "to deploy, operate and maintain" the existing border fencing over an expected maximum lifetime of 20 years.

Long-range mobility is constricted, and the bikes cost more to deploy than patrol cars, in part because they can't cover an entire town and are an addition, not a substitution, to a patrol car.