Sentence examples for deployment building from inspiring English sources

It proposes a rapid deployment building solution, temporary or permanent in its use, modular in design, flexible in set-up and self-sustaining in use, requiring minimal site preparation, and meeting all its energy demands from renewable energy sources.

It proposes a rapid deployment building solution, transitory or permanent in its use, modular in design, flexible in set-up and self-sustaining in use, requiring nominal site works and providing for all of its energy demands from renewable energy sources.

The aim of this paper is to propose a real-world deployment in building an Internet of Things (IoT) system for vending machines.

(2) The second component is generating scenarios which encompass node deployment and building the routing using the shortest path tree (SPT) to the BS.

With that firmly in mind, Forbes Insights and Intel have taken their combined experience covering and developing technology to produce this introductory guide to AI adoption, from buy-in and deployment to building a corporate culture around data.

For example, decades of R&D coupled with strong policies driving deployment mean building new zero-carbon electricity generation like solar and wind turbines is cheaper than running existing fossil fuel generation in many parts of the country.

We therefore propose to split the current FIT degression band for over 50kW and stand-alone installations into two separate bands to assist in realising the Government's ambition to increase deployment of building-mounted solar PV.

These NGA deployments involve building fiber infrastructure increasingly closer to the customer in order to increase the proportion of fiber on the customer's access connection (Fibre-To-The-Home/Building/Door/Cabinet… i.e. FTTx).

In this paper, the emerging innovation system for the deployment of building-sited PV systems in Sweden is analysed in order to identify and assess drivers and barriers to diffusion, using a technological innovation systems (TIS) approach.

But buildings are not only the passive substances on which political violence is imprinted, but also tools of conflict, as I have showed with the political and tactical deployment of buildings, roads and barriers in the West Bank and elsewhere.

Beyond academia, King was a Director at MASS Design Group, where he collaborated on the development and deployment of innovative building technologies, medical devices, and evaluation methods for application in resource-limited settings.