Sentence examples for develop at scale from inspiring English sources

Burstow believes that industry and the DH, spurred by the evidence from the WSD, both want telehealth to develop at scale and pace.

There is of course the possibility that if telehealth is developed at scale, wards could be closed down altogether.

Emissions would also have to become negative for the second half of the 21stcentury, using questionable technologies yet to be developed at scale.

We need a UN which attaches a new priority to the principle of "We the People" by developing, at scale, global partnerships and compacts with civil society and the private sector.

The coalition, which aims to provide money for research, startups and deployment, has talked about a "dramatically scaled-up public research pipeline" and will provide "seed, angel and Series A investments" in order to support the deployment of technologies developed at scale.

Flash floods and debris flows develop at space and time scales that conventional observation systems for rainfall, streamflow and sediment discharge are not able to monitor.

WEATHER NOT FAVORABLE Good Trade Demand Continues to Develop at Lower Scale of Values.

Commissioners developing a new model of diabetes care for Somerset (3) and the memory assessment service in Wirral (6) mapped out a coherent programme of commissioning for each service, linking this with strategic priorities and funding, striking a balance between relational and transactional activities, and making change in a way that enabled the new service to develop at some scale.

Since the physical effects involved develop at different scales, it is of interest to play with tools able to separate the different roughness scales.

This network of sensors coupled with computer models and simulations also allow Barros and her group to work toward increasing science's understanding of how large weather phenomena develop at small scales.

Additionally, this study provides a rational framework to transfer an operating space developed at small scale to larger scales.