Sentence examples for deployment of methods from inspiring English sources
Such an assessment demands the deployment of methods that are more interpretive in nature.
Both the price of carbon and the efficacy of climate change mitigation can be negatively affected by uncertainty in our understanding of carbon stocks, requiring the deployment of methods to make highly accurate spatial and temporal estimates of forest carbon.
One of the main challenges to the successful deployment of TPDF methods is accurately modelling the unclosed molecular mixing term.
A full cycle approach to evaluation of health care systems is argued for, involving deployment of new methods across the SDLC.
Sometimes confused with geoengineering, it involves the deployment of technologies, methods and approaches that recreate, enhance or restore the processes that maintained the balance of greenhouse gases prior to human interference, with the aim of drawing carbon, at scale, out of the Earth's atmosphere and/or oceans.
As the mass production of FlexRay controllers is not applicable due to a lack of test specific features, deployment of these methods is enabled by utilization of unique FPGA-based FlexRay controller implementation.
Along with the deployment of new methods comes the need for interpretation frameworks in order to understand properties such as rock source quality, mechanical properties and production performance from a diverse range of measurements.
Deployment of this method would allow architects to update design requirements quickly and accurately during project development.
XL-MS is, however, associated with several technical challenges that limit the confident identification of cross-linked distance constraints and impedes the routine deployment of this method at a system-wide scale.
Deployment of this method does not disturb the microgrid voltage and frequency stability and preserves the plug and play attribute of sources.
Similarly, on the methodological side every choice and deployment of assessment method is influenced, though not always explicitly, by fundamental values (see for instance Funtowicz 2006).
