Sentence examples for deployment cases from inspiring English sources
Despite 18 reported commercial large scale deployment cases of hydraulic air compressors (HACs), the technology has fallen into demise.
Therefore we strive for a software architecture flexible and robust enough to be usable in different system configurations and deployment cases.
The aim of our study is to perform a comparison for multiple actors between the deployment cases with and without resource sharing.
In this study, only network-related costs have been considered since it aims to perform a comparison between the deployment cases without and with femtocells, and therefore, business-driven costs are common to both scenarios.
For the analysis, we define four scenarios for different femtocell deployment cases to analyze effects of the distance between femtocell and MUE, the distance between femtocell and macrocell, the number of femtocells, and the distribution of femtocells.
The obtained RMSE with the random node deployment case is better and closer to the derived PCRLB than those of the grid-based node deployment case.
Figures 8 and 9 compare the results of the uniform underwater deployment case and the random underwater deployment case at a fixed channel capacity of 10 kbps.
EMS operators can use this refined model to analyze the cost-effectiveness of the emergency network, as demonstrated in a real-world EMS deployment case study.
In the last section, we examined the effect of different localized tree schemes on communication loads for one real deployment case.
The problem instance shown in Figure 3 happened to have an average distance between underwater nodes and candidate surface positions, lower than that in the uniformly distributed case in Figure 2, and therefore, the randomly distributed underwater deployment case exhibits less average propagation delay.
Accordingly, strategic integration decreased when efforts to exploit the domain-specific strategic HRM capacity differ, including the temporal risk of employee turnover and threats of resource deployments (Cases C and D).
