Sentence examples for early deployment stage from inspiring English sources
Most of these projects are in the early deployment stage.
Because the prices are high, the products are in an early deployment stage, and demand for video and voice features low, 802.11n shipments are expected to remain small: Dell 'Oro Groups Chow expects them to account for only about 10% of all Wi-Fi shipments in 2007.
At the early deployment stages of VANETs WAVE devices are expected to be low cost single-radio devices mainly enforcing the alternating switching scheme.
If these vehicles are offered dedicated lanes to travel at the early deployment stages and in combination with ICT advancements, such evolution could lead to the resurgence of sprawled development and its interconnected impacts [47, 85].
However, especially in the early deployment stages of VANETs, the coverage of RSUs will not be complete due to the high costs for planning, deploying, and maintaining an ubiquitous roadside infrastructure.
We are still in the early innings of a paradigm shift around the enterprise automation journey, and whilst many corporates are a store of rich data sets, and in rapid proof of concept / early deployment stages, many are struggling to come to terms with how to deliver ML intelligence.
And while California is the center of autonomous tech R&D, Arizona has become a bigger stage for testing and early deployment.
Early deployment would result in resources being thinly spread, and late deployment could render it ineffective.
An Eclipse plug-in was developed to drive the development of the entire system from early modeling to late deployment stages.
Capture-bypass options appear promising as a means to reduce first-mover disincentive in the context of the early stage deployment of CO2 capture infrastructure.
This could allow governments to be more ambitious about carbon reduction, or invest in effective low carbon innovation support – research, development and demonstration, and early stage deployment of a range of low carbon technologies with global potential.
