Sentence examples for deployment presents from inspiring English sources

In the near-field simulation, all results suggest that the optimal near-field array is the uniform rectangular array (URA) and the random deployment presents no particular benefit in near-field imaging.

Deployment presents substantial physical demands and the ability to deploy implies a high level of physical function [16].

Whether in subtle dual-tone pattern fields, kaleidoscopic expressivist grounds or bright, saturated atmospheres, as with his linear lexicon, his eccentric palette is both reductive and expansive, generous and refined; in its deployment presents an assertive, pictorial flatness that operates in heavenly tandem with his solid, confident drawing.

Large-scale CCS deployment presents some challenges to water resources.

We find that various characteristics of such deployments present a trade-off, where emphasis on one undermines the other.

This paper explores the use of Information-Centric Networking (ICN) to support management operations in IoT deployments, presenting the design of a flexible architecture that allows the appropriate operation of IoT devices within a delimited ICN network domain.

However, the simulation results with random node deployments presented in this paper show that, on the average, ATASP is a sparse subgraph of the maxpower communication graph, and multi-hop interference-based TC is indeed possible.

To demonstrate the significance of modeling the SNs as three-mode (on, relay, and off) devices, we evaluate the reliability of the deployments presented in Table 4 using the reliability metric proposed in [16], which adopts the conventional two-mode (on and off) SN model.

In particular it focuses on the control strategy used for harnessing energy during its first deployment, and presents the development of a new controller designed using optimal control theory.

The "Removing vulnerabilities: before deployment" section presents some discussion on other ways that might be used for removing vulnerabilities before the system is deployed.

Different solutions for rapid development and deployment are presented, with our evaluation of cost vs benefits of using these when learning time, acquisition cost and required coding are considered.