Sentence examples for early deployment from inspiring English sources

This early deployment of the robots has alerted researchers to features that are needed but not yet developed.

The Pentagon had objected to the early deployment of peacekeepers, saying it might interfere with the prosecution of the war.

All would like to see more electric cars on the streets, but the early deployment has been slow.

The early deployment of so-called smart utility grids points to the challenges of handling ever-vaster amounts of data.

But that brief early deployment did not shield Britain from the more immediate menace of homegrown terrorism.

The early deployment of Mr. Clinton highlights the continuing concerns in the Clinton camp about the strength of Mr. Obama's candidacy and his fund-raising prowess.

Mr. Connors declined to give much detail on Windows 2000 sales, beyond saying the company is "quite satisfied" with early deployments in big companies including General Motors, Royal Dutch/Shell Group, Xerox and Motorola.

"If they make good progress -- and they have, people don't realize how much -- there will be pressure for early deployments.

It all began several decades ago with early deployments of analog cellular services.

Experiences from early deployments of SDN in data center networks revealed one of its main challenges that of scalability.

Unfortunately, inherent weaknesses of early deployments of P2P systems, prevented applications from leveraging the full potential of the paradigm.