Sentence examples for deployable to from inspiring English sources
The system could be deployable to cocoa fields for monitoring of OTA in quick successions.
The proposed flux function is advantaged over previous positivity-preserving variants of the Roe method by being written in general matrix form and hence by being readily deployable to arbitrary systems of conservation laws.
Thanks to the automatic code generation, the presented algorithms are directly deployable to various real-time platforms suitable for teaching/training or professional industrial applications ranging from industrial PCs towards deep embedded boards like Raspberry Pi.
This requirement is enshrined in the principle of 'Universality of Service', which the CAF enforces by requiring all personnel to be able to perform certain common military tasks and to be deployable to any environment with little medical support.
And in November last year the CDC announced that it would create a new Global Rapid Response Team to serve as a "deployable asset" to help the US respond to public health outbreaks in Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
In this paper, we summarize the engineering work to produce a deployable aluminum to hydrogen generator which is capable of producing 3.75 kg of hydrogen per day from scrap aluminum feedstocks.
The purpose of the study was to investigate bionic concepts applicable to deployable structures and to interpret the findings for possible implementation concepts.
Ms. Burke added, "Something for military operations has to be really rugged, deployable, simple to use — all of those things".
In summary, this chapter will start at the beginning of the GSD experience, provide detailed and deployable methods to conducting GSD, and point to the probable future of the field and its impacts.
22, 23 A field deployable method to test drug potency is needed to help prevent the emergence of parasite drug resistance.
The architecture involves no end-host changes and only requires the upgrading of a small set of routers to support the Locator/ID Separation Protocol (LISP), an incrementally deployable enhancement to the current global routing infrastructure.
