Sentence examples for deploy a network from inspiring English sources

The company said that once the regulatory rules were clarified, it would deploy a network designed to deliver high-definition television, high-speed Internet service, and telephone calls delivered via the Internet through technology known as VOIP.

In its effort to deploy a network to replace Excite, Comcast upset many customers, particularly in New Jersey, who complained that their service was disrupted and that they could not get access to e-mail or the Web.

The whole point is to be able to deploy a network of sensors in a system that can locate, observe, and then give us the knowledge to neutralize the enemy.

Mr. Gage, who headed the NetDay project for connecting American schools to the Internet, said that rural areas in the developing world would cost as little as a $1,000 a kilometer, compared with $1 million to deploy a network over the same distance in New York City.

Efforts are underway in the HENP community, in conjunction with the Internet2 End-to-End (E2E) Performance Initiative [E2Epi], to develop and deploy a network measurement and diagnostic infrastructure which includes end hosts as test points along end-to-end paths in the network.

The Intel Corporation, I.B.M., AT&T Wireless and several other wireless and Internet service providers including Verizon Communications and Cingular are exploring the creation of a company to deploy a network based on the increasingly popular 802.11 wireless data standard, known as WiFi, according to several people close to the talks.

Verizon backed a Pennsylvania state law to limit mesh efforts after Philadelphia set plans to deploy a mesh network.

This paper addresses a problem of sweep coverage by deploying a network of autonomous mobile robots.

Such contamination can be detected and identified by deploying a network of sensors.

In January 2011, students and faculty from Stanford University have deployed a network of 40 seismometers across southernmost California from the Pacific Ocean to the Colorado River.

It was found that the cost of deploying a network outside a town or village in a rural area is on average 80% higher than the cost of deploying the network in the town or village.