Sentence examples for deployment to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

We evaluate our approach with both numerical and event-driven simulations, and we establish the practicality of our approach in a real incident-supporting hierarchical cloud deployment to demonstrate improvement of application level throughput due to a reduced path stretch under severe node failures and high mobility challenges of disaster response scenarios.

If you expect your engineering team to do a weekend shift for an important deployment, you have to demonstrate that commitment first.

An analysis of the data collected during this deployment allowed us to demonstrate the ability of the proposed solution to detect abnormal behaviours and to evaluate the performance of the system with the help of caregivers.

Together, they should collectively commit to more ambitious clean energy deployment targets in order to demonstrate to the world that North America is still interested in bold climate leadership.

Since 2015, the United States has conducted a series of military deployments and maneuvers designed to demonstrate America's ability to back this commitment with meaningful military power.

"And [do no harm] should be the first measure of success before any deployment or before we attempt to demonstrate any utility and patient benefit," he added.

"And [do no harm] should be the first measure of success before any deployment or before we attempt to demonstrate any utility and patient benefit," he added.

"BP and Arco failed to demonstrate effective deployment of the most basic oil spill response operations," said Susan Harvey, the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation's oil spill chief, in an interview.

Under the guideline of testbed-based multi-metric quality measurement of sensor deployment schemes, simulation results are sufficiently presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed two deployment schemes.

As crowds built from midday close to the assembly point at Marble Arch, it quickly became evident that the event would mark the biggest anti-nuclear demonstration since 1983, when 300,000 gathered in London's Hyde Park to demonstrate against the deployment of Cruise missiles at Greenham Common, Berkshire.

This paper uses the example of Spanish polytunnels to demonstrate how the deployment of 'neo-productivist' agricultural technologies to meet the demands of food security and sustainability within a globalised food chain is likely to precipitate greater countryside conflict.