Sentence examples for deployment complexity from inspiring English sources

It is anticipated that providing WiMAX from HAPs is a competitive approach with a low deployment complexity of broadband services.

They conclude that currently deployed systems suffer from poor scalability to crowded public spaces due to deployment complexity and manually judging the criticality of a situation from the footage.

The aim of the proposed architecture is to enable the realization of scalable, flexible, adaptive, energy-efficient, and trust-aware VSN platforms, focusing on the reduction of deployment complexity and management cost, and on advanced interoperability mechanisms.

The challenges just presented are currently addressed by the VITRO project [4], the main objective of which is to achieve the realization of a scalable, flexible, adaptive, energy-efficient, and trust-aware VSN platform, focusing on the reduction of deployment complexity and management cost, and on advanced interoperability.

This optimal scheme presented in this article will reduce the development complexity, deployment risk, and so on.

The team's route for commercializing their open source framework is via Corelight's turn-key solutions for enterprise network visibility which they say reduce deployment time and complexity.

The team's route for commercializing their open source framework is via Corelight's turn-key solutions for enterprise network visibility which they say reduce deployment time and complexity.

Using 3G to connect vehicles is the simplest approach from a deployment and solution complexity viewpoint, as it does not require any additional protocol development and reuses existing operators' communications infrastructure.

It further shows that 1-layer RS outperforms the joint switching between SC SIC and SC SIC per group in most user deployments while the complexity of 1-layer RS is much reduced.

The complexity of deployment depends on the complexity of existing messaging environment.

There is a growing desire to measure the operational performance of buildings – often many buildings simultaneously – but the cost of sensors and complexity of deployment is a significant constraint.