Sentence examples for downstream deployment from inspiring English sources

While he agreed the United States remained a hotbed of good ideas, he said, "in actual downstream deployment we are at risk of falling behind — we are falling behind already".

The case for deploying SMRs capable of producing heat is further bolstered by the fact they will be built to a standard design in factories before being assembled on site, the report said, meaning that including 'CHP ready' standards in all designs would reduce downstream deployment costs as there would be no need to reconfigure factory processes to deliver CHP integrated reactors.

"Firstly, these options can increase deployment opportunities which can further reduce unit cost; secondly it is not necessary to reassess the design or reconfigure the factory production process to deliver these options and again this reduces downstream deployment costs," said Middleton.

More controversial is subsidizing downstream development and deployment, such as tax credits for building commercial-scale compressed-air power storage or a new nuclear reactor design.

It's focused on the "downstream" sector of deployment and installation.

By contrast, regions showing hypoperfusion are in association or modulatory cortices, where deployment occurs downstream and is hence more gradual and predictable.

Flow also extends drug distribution to regions beyond the stent deployment site into the downstream segment of the vessel, where the pattern of drug imprint on the mural surface tracks precisely with the proximity of the stent surface (Fig. 2).

The enablers are sequencing machines that are agnostic as to the downstream processes, cloud computing which allows for the deployment of interconnected software solutions and APIs that allow for software solutions to integrate and transmit data.

Trait deployment by gene stacking would greatly simplify downstream plant breeding and trait introgression into cultivars.

Hyperperfused regions are perhaps those where activation is anticipated at short notice, whereas downstream cortical modulatory regions have longer "lead times" for deployment.

What is less clear, however, is the economics of system integration or system deployment that takes place locally close to the user, involving other market players, in the downstream solar PV value chain.