Sentence examples for deployments in which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koh noted that there had been disputes about whether the 60-day clock of the War Powers Resolution (a deadline that can be extended for 30 days under some circumstances) applied to deployments in which — unlike in Libya — there were troops on the ground and American casualties.

This is the situation that is most often encountered in current deployments, in which the number of stations registered to a single access point is moderate, and only a fraction of those stations are contending for the channel.

Nevertheless, we believe our approach is more suited to networks where authenticity is vital even if secrecy is compromised (e.g., battlefield applications), whereas MiniSec may better suit deployments in which secure key storage is guaranteed and key compromise is therefore not a concern.

In EMS systems using tiered ambulance deployments in which paramedics (ALS providers) are spared for the most critical calls, many fewer paramedics are needed on the roster and the individual experience of each paramedic, including frequency of ETI performance, can be enhanced dramatically [ 2, 32].

So a successful deployment in which no lives are lost and no one is seriously injured resembles nothing so much as an endless series of dress rehearsals for a performance (a real fire, say) that is less dramatic than any of the simulations leading up to it.

This configuration could be used in an early stage of LTE deployment in which LTE pico-cells have been deployed initially without LTE macro-coverage.

In our analysis, we investigate two deployment scenarios: (1) linear deployment in which nodes are deployed equidistantly on a line without any randomness and (2) uniform random distribution in which N nodes are deployed in a disc of radius R.

Article II specifies that the development of this alternative system be permitted within the limits of one ABM system deployment region in which it deploys no more than 100 ABM launchers and 100 ABM interceptor missiles with a radius of no more than 150 kilometers -- in full compliance with Article III of the treaty.

We assume an arbitrary deployment configuration in which an SN can monitor multiple target points.

Next, Section 4.5 discusses the different deployment configurations in which we have executed these benchmarks.

VISTA proposes a deployment scheme in which SNs are placed at optimal positions in order to make communication effective.