Sentence examples for flexible footprint from inspiring English sources

Developers can locate the farms farther out at sea, where they would not be visible from land, and their anchoring mechanisms have a smaller, more flexible footprint than the embedded foundations of conventional wind turbines.

Programs in this category usually have flexible memory footprint, but may have the overhead of scanning the whole genome when few reads are aligned.

The idea is to give France a more flexible and agile footprint in the region, which will make it easier both to react to terrorist threats and to disrupt terrorist networks there.

"So, being nimble and flexible with a light footprint in a place like Djibouti, the U.S. military may be required to tackle these crises immediately as they arise".

Instead, these officials said, the two countries might look to create what one Pentagon official called "a smaller footprint and more flexible relationship".

It would be easy to argue that is a spectacularly valuable asset for one of the major Networks, with a digital first global footprint, a more flexible technology stack than any of the incumbents have, direct relationships with millions of consumers and merchants, and an enormous direct debit network.

"How do we keep it flexible enough with a light enough footprint to create it elsewhere?

"The reason this lends itself to defensive and offensive uses is that it's a very small footprint, it's very flexible, and it does not do a lot of talking over the network," she said.

First a flexible and rapid standardized method for footprint generation is developed.

H/D exchange revealed the distribution of flexible and rigid regions of α1AT, whereas footprinting revealed the dynamic environments of several side chains previously identified as important for the metastability of α1AT.

Nonetheless, most of the methods quoted do not seem flexible enough to be used for assessing the carbon footprint of different transportation systems.