Sentence examples for deployed access from inspiring English sources

At first glance, Horizon 2 projects at an established company would seem to have everything going for them: entrée to an existing customer base via a sales force already deployed, access to a supply chain already operating with scale efficiency, and financial sponsorship from investors highly sympathetic to their causes.

A Passive Optical Network PONN) is a network technology for deploying access networks based on passive optical components.

The network itself cost only $1 million to install, according to Google, but it's done more that simply deploy access points: it's also offered tutorials on the wireless network to residents, according to the New York Times.

We also provide relevant conclusions about the relevancy of photos and how they can easily trigger interactions between older adults and their family, and how using TV as platform for deploying access to Facebook proved to be a contributing factor to their adoption.

Turning off rogue access points may be accomplished through (a) notifying the individual who deployed the access point to ask for it to be turned off, (b) disabling the wired port into which the access point is connected or (c) by physically removing the access point.

As a consequence, client association control and scheduling in scenarios with densely deployed mmWave access points become particularly challenging, while policies designed for traditional wireless networks remain inappropriate.

"Beyond these and other technical vulnerabilities, the prospect of globally deployed exceptional access systems raises difficult problems about how such an environment would be governed and how to ensure that such systems would respect human rights and the rule of law".

More than 30,000 police and interior ministry troops have been deployed and access to the area limited.

With the existence of densely deployed WiFi access points, WiFi-based localization seems very promising in terms of positioning precision and power consumption.

In order to reduce backhaul cost, the authors in [33] present a solution that leverages the available backhaul of third party entities (i.e., WiFi owners) that also have deployed open access small cell networks.

The use of these devices has become increasingly common and is of particular concern when deployed for access-associated venous stenoses in dialysis patients.