Sentence examples for fixed deployments from inspiring English sources
Large missiles require fixed deployments in the form of launching pads or silos, whereas smaller ones can be fired from mobile platforms.
Hintze says that it is Fujitsus goal to become a one-stop-shop for all things wireless in the U.S. and that the company will be able to handle all needs, from small fixed deployments to national and global networks.
In order to minimize the weighted sum of transit time, and fixed deployment costs, this paper proposes a mixed integer linear programming model of the network design, and an allocation of proper capacity size and frequency setting for every rotation.
These systems, like several discussed in this section, were designed for monitoring fixed server deployments and lack the supports for elasticity and scalability that more cloud-specific tools offer.
Results also showed that as the number of clusters increases, the performance rapidly reaches the Chair-Varshney benchmark for fixed SNs deployment intensity.
This matches the basic concept used for fixed relay deployment that relaying is for serving the MSs located farther away from the BS.
It is shown that the fixed beam deployment changes the distribution of the MIMO channel correlation values and Eigenvalues in a manner which enhances opportunistic multiuser gains in wideband time-frequency-selective MIMO radio channels.
According to the World Health Organization report mHealth: New horizons for health through mobile technologies, "The penetration of mobile phone networks in many low- and middle-income countries surpasses other infrastructure such as paved roads and electricity, and dwarfs fixed Internet deployment".
In 2018, the tier one carriers will be rolling out fixed "pre-5G" deployments based on high frequency millimeter wave (mmWave), beam-forming, and massive multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO) technologies.
Fixing the deployment will be a massive boost, especially in races.
Let to be the location of the th static node which is assumed to be fixed after initial deployment.
