Sentence examples for hampering the deployment from inspiring English sources

Physical layer impairments severely limit the reach and capacity of optical systems, thereby hampering the deployment of transparent optical networks (i.e., no electrical signal regenerators are required).

The slow pace of change in Washington is also hampering the deployment of other promising technologies that would help keep the broadband party going.

However, poorly assembled reference centromeres often hamper the deployment of ChIP-seq, which has resulted in poor characterization of the centromeres of the sequenced plants22,23,24.

The main concerns about reliability, security, integration, along with the lack of device interoperability, have hampered the deployment rate.

However, the intrinsically slow oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) calls for electrocatalysts such as Pt and its alloys, and their high prices hamper the wide deployment of various electrochemical systems relying on ORR.

But they really are hampering the selection.

It's not hampering the investigation.

A shortage of troops and equipment has long hampered the three-year British deployment in Helmand, all but barring a major attempt such as Operation Panchai Palang to install a permanent troop presence in such a hostile area.

Mr. Corzine said that the soldiers' deployment could hamper the state's antiterrorism efforts.

In short, Title II has slowed broadband deployment and hampered the FCC's efforts to close the digital divide.

Military Historian Jacques Garnier, analysing the battle in Jean Tulard's Dictionnaire Napoléon, notes that only the muddy, sodden ground, hampering an efficient deployment of the French artillery and infantry, prevented a much more emphatic victory.