Sentence examples for deployment quite from inspiring English sources

"If you look at large ecosystems — rain forests, the plains, the Arctic — they all require a scale of cooperation and deployment quite different from what historically an individual researcher could measure at one place in one time," said Arthur C. Sanderson, a professor of electrical, computer and systems engineering at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, who is participating in the project.

"Our deployment plan is quite conservative," said NTT DoCoMo's president, Keiji Tachikawa, who is mindful of the bad publicity his company received last year when the computers driving its i-mode wireless voice and text-messaging network crashed several times.

The notion of "scale out deployments" hadn't quite hit the mainstream.

Policy Deployment projects were positioned quite differently, and that was reflecting in the target setting process.

The idea is compelling — turnkey PBX deployment — and it has quite a few group features that managers will love.

In a dense deployment scenario, there are quite finite channels, say six channels (1.4 MHz), for femtocells so that the number of femtocells grouped in a PC cannot be larger than 6.

Deployment of WMN is quite easy as compared to other wireless networks because most of the time network backbone consists of COTS products which are cheap and easily available.

To reach this point, the ministry of health needs to present Treasury with clear documentation that puts the case for clinical associates, sets targets, and lays out in detail the plans for scaling up production and deployment: these negotiations are quite urgent given the long lead time involved in the annual budgeting cycle.

It's not quite ready for deployment to Banana Republic just yet, but there are plenty of applications.

Of course, the thing looks like a bomb at present, so it's not quite ready for deployment.

eCoupled is a company that works on wireless power stuff — you know, power mats, desktop chargers, that sort of thing, interesting but not quite ready for deployment.