Sentence examples for deployed efficiently from inspiring English sources

The main problem to solve before wireless communication can be used and deployed efficiently is to develop an efficient and adequate solution for integrating wireless communication with existing fieldbuses and emerging field networks while supporting functional safety and security.

This was made possible by using the Fast Multipole Method in conjunction with individual and adaptive particle time steps, both deployed efficiently (and for the first time) on supercomputers with GPU-accelerated nodes.

Air quality monitoring networks play a significant role in identifying the spatiotemporal patterns of air pollution, and they need to be deployed efficiently, with a minimum number of sites.

But the power is deployed efficiently through the eight-speed Tiptronic S transmission.

Attention cannot be deployed efficiently to more than one perceptual event within about 500 ms. The attentional blink phenomenon illustrates this difficulty in a steep drop in successful report of the second of two briefly presented visual target stimuli during this critical interval [1], [2].

Therefore, the OE and EDE systems were created by JHU/APL to offer self-contained disease surveillance tools that can be deployed efficiently at a variety of resource-limited locations, as well as disaster locations.

"We need a Smart Wall that uses high-tech resources like sensors, radar, LIDAR, fiber optics, drones and cameras to detect and then track incursions across our border so we can deploy efficiently our most important resource, the men and women of Border Patrol to perform the most difficult task — interdiction," Hurd said.

Rape-kit evidence must be deployed more efficiently, perhaps by improving the analytical procedures.

Among other things, this coalition plans to analyse customer information so that resources can be deployed more efficiently.

These are assets that, according to the Tories, would be deployed more efficiently if not monopolised by a single tenant for a whole lifetime.

Mr. de Blasio, differing with his rivals, says the department already has enough officers, who just need to be deployed more efficiently.