Sentence examples for deployment of the same from inspiring English sources

This cue-specific EC response would then be followed by deployment of the same set of process-specific ('memory-selective') hippocampal neurons observed here (Fig. 5b), which would in turn coordinate reinstatement of target scene representations among scene-specific ('visually-selective') hippocampal neurons (alongside scene-specific cortical modules49).

After the deployment of the same kind of sensor nodes in the realistic environment, the actual sensing range would be higher or lower than the rated sensing range due to the influence of its own characteristics or the environment.

For large projects, because of the then increasing likelihood of a failure, deployment of the same packages or containers shall be performed in an environment that detects and reacts to such outages [34].

In a different deployment of the same instruments in the Florida Straits in September-October 2013 relative clock drifts obtained from the pre-deployment and post-recovery clock synchronization were 1.189 ms/day for the 1 2 instrument pair and −0.774 ms/day for the 2 3 instrument pair.

Another factor in the high retention may also have been the deployment of the same study staffpersons to visit the households every time, resulting in a high level of trust.

While it is possible that the similarity is due to convergent evolution, deployment of the same subcircuit in the two organisms for two very different purposes also suggests another possibility.

Campaign4Change has reported that BT's contract with the DH under NPfIT cost £224.3m for 25 deployments of the same system, or about £9m each.

Deployments of the same applications on both Facebook and Bebo will have the potential to link up with each other.

This means that the same input might produce different results in different deployments of the same processing topology.

Since the increase in n in each deployment scenario is very similar, the value of |Π 1| for the deployments of the same order in the different scenarios (e.g., S4-D3 and S5-D3) is comparable.

When a block is copied by a transformation, it is given the same name but a new, unique identifier (similarly, separate deployments of the same service share the same name, but have a different unique identifier), e.g. a transform copying data item (d,14) could generate (d,27) where 27 is a unique identifier, not shared with another block.