Sentence examples for flexibility in deployment from inspiring English sources
Small modular reactors (SMRs) may offer potential benefits relative to large light water reactors, such as enhanced flexibility in deployment and operation.
Recent advances in FV technology using both pontoon and thin film structures provides significant flexibility in deployment in a range of water systems.
The plan would help to pool resources of the remaining European Union member states, reducing redundancies and providing for greater flexibility in deployment, at the beginning of a potential upward trend in European defense spending.
He added that the tech also allows for "flexibility" in deployment — so BT could run fibre far closer to customers in some areas than in others, depending on the various costs/ROI involved.
The advantage over quasi-manual creation approach is, additionally to the possible assistance by patterns, the division of deliverables in another format, the ASC, permits a bigger flexibility in deployment.
However, all of these studies focus on single femtocell coverage optimization for small-area residential users and provide good indoor coverage, preventing signals from leaking outdoors [6] as well as to increase the flexibility in deployment locations [7, 8], rather than on multiple femtocells that achieve joint coverage in large enterprise environments.
Rigid deployment rules do not allow individual health managers of the district to exercise flexibility in the deployment process.
In this paper, we adopt rule based hierarchical system architecture, the coupling degree of each module is relatively loose, and it has great flexibility in the deployment.
Volatile markets and global and inter-industrial networks are creating a radically more dynamic market environment which calls for considerably greater on-demand flexibility in resource deployment.
Mr. Lavrov and Mrs. Clinton also discussed Mr. Obama's recent offer, in a letter to Mr. Medvedev, of flexibility in the deployment of a missile defense system in Poland and the Czech Republic, while seeking increased support from Russia in constraining Iran's nuclear program.
It follows a normal server/multi-client IT network and provides flexibility in architecture deployment.
