Sentence examples for deployment of one from inspiring English sources
What am I seeing? A. You are seeing the basic New York Police Department deployment of "one and eight," or one sergeant and eight police officers, said Paul J. Browne, a police spokesman.
He led a team in the successful development and deployment of one of the country's first computer data base customer information retrieval systems, which would allow a service representative to see a customer's records on a computer screen while talking to the customer.
Most systems have provisions for handling errors due to interference, but when the density of deployment of one or more systems is high, throughput, voice intelligibility, or quality of service in general is bound to suffer.
Figure 4 shows that the merging time cost per node decreases to around 0.25 s by a 0.1 s from nearly 0.35 s with the deployment of one node in each grid, and even 0.2 s is saved when there are five nodes in each grid.
It has been used in both emergency management and hazards and risks monitoring on volcanoes, because volcanic eruptions are much more predictable and last for periods of time that allow the deployment of one to several flights during its activity period.
Introducing the solutions and technologies is the focus of the chapter and one encounters the design and deployment of one's architecture for voice, video, and integrated data (AVVID) network.
In the past year, the number of Nexenta-powered storage deployments of one petabyte or greater grew to 33.
In the second scenario, a traditional and an exposure-optimized deployment are designed for a throughput of 18 Mbps, corresponding to a receiver sensitivity of −82 dBm [ 17]. Figure 1(b) shows the two network deployments for scenario 2. The traditional network deployment consists of one 20 dBm green AP and the exposure-optimized deployment consists of the 4 low-EIRP purple APs.
The traditional network deployment consists of one 10 dBm green FBS and the exposure-optimized deployment consists of two 0 dBm FBSs (purple).
The aerostats are designed to be used for different durations, but Altaeros generally targets a deployment time of one to two months.
In the development and clinical deployment of CRRIs, one must be mindful of therapeutic index, the toxicity, or side effects of a given intervention compared to the benefit derived from that intervention.
