Sentence examples for deployed easily from inspiring English sources
As the DGA can be deployed easily as an application running above the centralized control plane, the proposed architecture can be helpful to improve the network efficiency for future traffic-intensive access scenarios.
With the prevalence of wireless sensor network (WSN) technology and the availability of various wireless communication technologies, large-scale automated monitoring systems can be deployed easily, and the cost of such systems are dropping owing to the use of Micro-Electro-Mechanical System (MEMS) technology.
That is why many applications with very strict constraints (e.g., VOIP and video streaming) cannot be deployed easily.
This means that users have the freedom to create their own networks, which can be deployed easily and cheaply.
Thus, by extending FlowVisor's flowspace, the proposed Action Slicing mechanism can be deployed easily and with minimum overhead.
I want them to assign some of their smartest people to a top-secret skunkworks project to develop a new e-mail standard that can be deployed easily and with minimal need for end-user action, but which once and for all brings the flood of unwanted messages to heel.
We have come to know well and deploy easily the Foucauldian terms discipline and sécurité (what we now call governmentality), especially as a result of Michel Foucault's 1978 and 1979 lectures at the College de France.
Its highly regarded security team had erected formidable defenses against traditional cyber attacks but failed to anticipate that Facebook users — deploying easily available automated tools such as ad micro-targeting — pumped skillfully crafted propaganda through the social network without setting off any alarm bells.
EDE runs on a stand-alone computer as a self-contained application designed to deploy easily and function in diverse settings.
It was my first clue that for Sharon words are also tactics, with regret deployed as easily as bluster.
A number of clustering and grid environments have been ported to cloud infrastructures, often provided as a set of instance images that can be deployed relatively easily.
