Sentence examples for expensive deployment from inspiring English sources

During the last years, the scientific community has experienced an ever-growing research interest in Sensor Networks (SN) as means to efficiently monitor physical or environmental conditions without necessitating expensive deployment and/or operational costs.

Specifically, some WSNs are required to survive for a certain lifetime because of too expensive deployment cost (e.g., harsh or hostile environments) to replace the energy-depleted sensor nodes.

"We're running a whole service that requires a significant infrastructure," says Hapka. "They can't…take on the really expensive equipment deployment".

To avoid an expensive massive deployment, we try to take advantage of possible coverage overlaps over space and time, by introducing a novel combinatorial model that captures such overlaps.

Therefore expensive accidental deployment of the TTSS machinery and effectors is not likely to occur because of short-circuiting of the system itself.

Generally, its practical application is restricted to commercial passenger airports for the expensive consumption, inconvenient deployment and professional operations.

Wiring homes with optical fiber, or"fiber-to-the-curb, till recently has been a cool technology that was too expensive for mass deployment.

Although expensive to develop, deployment can be cost effective [ 39].

An estimated two thousand Filipinos have perished but it's the loss of two Western lives that may trigger the deployment of expensive DNA technology to the region.

On the other hand, it is still considered to be too expensive for the massive deployment.

Unlike the traditional static infrastructure-based sensing method, mobile crowdsensing does not require the deployment of expensive fixed infrastructure assets, potentially making it a cheaper solution [1].