Sentence examples for gradual deployment from inspiring English sources

Agile Russian diplomacy should be able to secure the deal for an orderly, perhaps gradual, deployment of those Syrian government forces into the region formerly controlled by the United States.

It will be a gradual deployment via Windows Update, so don't set an alarm.

On the contrary, if all bandwidths are consumed by one connection, Equation 5 would yield 1/n. Gradual deployment requires acceptable friendliness behavior when TCP NRT is sharing the medium with other flows [8].

Others are calling for a gradual re-deployment of troops to move them out of Iraq.

The detailed analytical characterization of the ETSI SLAAC solution allows to obtain pre-determined performance upper limits defined by the applications, facilitating a gradual and effective deployment of short-range Internet-based vehicular applications.

The steady improvement in vehicle safety is evident, but the progress has been the result of the slow and steady mitigation of risk, thanks to features implemented only after years of lab tests, small-scale field trials and gradual large-scale deployment with a host of checks and balances at each and every stage.

Just as television became far more than merely radio with pictures, the gradual and expanding deployment of broadband technology whether through cable, DSL (digital subscriber line), satellite or wireless means that because of its exponentially increased bandwidth people will be able to see an entirely different kind of media.

In the coming years, new approaches for the water cycle management will appear with the solutions deployment and their gradual integration within a global Information System (IS) offering interoperability and avoiding redundancy.

However, there are deployment issues requiring a gradual approach to achieve these goals.

Concerning the scope of the CIS implementation project, three major phases were defined: Phase 1 included 'results reporting' and 'data warehouse'; Phase 2 consisted of piloting the project in 1 or 2 clinical programs for 'order entry' and 'clinical notes'; finally, Phase 3 concerned rapid 'order entry deployment' and a more gradual 'clinical notes deployment' (Meeting #17: May 16, 2003).

The deployment is assumed to be gradual, with 40% coverage of the target area for the Y1 and reaching the 100% coverage at the Y4.