Sentence examples for deployment and access from inspiring English sources

Cities present us with huge environmental challenges, but also offer huge opportunities, because they create economies of scale in technology deployment and access to capital, both of which are vital if we are to make the existing built environment of our cities sustainable and resource efficient by 2050.

"The mission lacks critical enablers - such as helicopters - to facilitate rapid deployment and access to remote areas to ensure the protection of civilians.

Their transmissions are interfered as multiple RSs transmit simultaneously (see Figure 1).   Figure 1 Deployment and access mode considered for network-MIMO over half-duplex relay transmissions in the downlink.

(b) Identify, prioritize, and evaluate potential Power Africa projects, regulatory and policy reforms, and programmatic focus areas, including maximizing deployment of and access to renewable energy.

Then, to facilitate the process of gaining assistance and approval from the Information Systems Department in implementing the technical aspects (software deployment and firewall access) at both hospitals, we obtained a letter of approval from each of these individuals to physically show to technical support personnel.

Stability was the result of "an inclusive bargain" among contending elites, underpinned by a dominant national political party, they said, but the trade-off has been economic stagnation because economic policies – the deployment of subsidies and access to valuable economic (mining) rights – were based more on political than economic criteria.

Most good medical evacuation memberships also offer bedside deployment, case management and access to physicians who speak your language.

Quest CEO Tim Burke says that with Desktop as a Service, "Major hardware and software vendors are committing to significant...infrastructure developments -- notably in storage and integration -- that make for greater ease of customization, just-in-time DaaS deployment, and anywhere/anytime/any-device access for end-users".

Fiber-Wireless (FiWi) broadband access network is a promising "last mile" access technology, because it integrates wireless and optical access technologies in terms of their respective merits, such as high capacity and stable transmission from optical access technology, and easy deployment and flexibility from wireless access technology.

According to the announcement, the service is designed to manage the "complete application life cycle, including resource provisioning, configuration management, application deployment, software updates, monitoring and access control".

Proliferation of portable, wireless-enabled laptop computers and PDAs, cost-effective deployment of access points, and availability of the license-exempt bands and appropriate networking standards contribute to the conspicuous success of IEEE 802.11 WLANs.