Sentence examples for improve the deployment from inspiring English sources
Pinpointing the hungry should improve the deployment of scarce resources.Even putting food on the table does not mean that everybody will get a fair share.
In this paper a concept of hybrid intelligent hinge is proposed to improve the deployment efficiency of the intelligent hinge.
This work proposes a Cloud-based architecture for Internet of Things (IoT) applications to improve the deployment of smart industrial systems based on remote monitoring and control.
From results of these tests, we found that an SPB design modified from pumpkin, named "tawara", can be a good candidate to greatly improve the deployment stability of the lobed SPB.
At the same time, the optical layer of this converged network has to introduce intelligence and leverage advanced technolog to significantly improve the deployment and manageability of WDM transport.
The effectiveness of the deployed charge infrastructure will also be evaluated as part of the project and the lessons learned will be applied to improve the deployment of the full production number of Leafs and other EVs.
Some preliminary recommendations have already been made, including improving the deployment of guards, ensuring that construction workers are properly identified and employing measures as simple as making sure that locks work.
These findings suggest that reward improves the deployment of visual selective attention by associating stimulus features with high reward value.
The network combines community knowledge with information from two repositories, Chef Supermarket and the CAMEL repository of application models and executions, to improve the configuration, deployment, and optimization of distributed multi-cloud applications, tasks of major interest to cloud deployment specialists.
Policymakers planning the implementation of interventions to improve the rural deployment of health professionals can also benefit from our results.
The Cambodian HRH system has developed incrementally to improve the production, deployment and retention of midwives in rural areas as part of a systematic strategy to reduce maternal mortality.
