Sentence examples for infrastructure deployed from inspiring English sources

Wired network services are delivered via an extensive physical network infrastructure deployed throughout the Weill Cornell Medical College campus.

Such services are hosted by physical infrastructure deployed at massive data centers (DCs) at various geographic locations.

The experimentation is carried out using the NDN software router implementation on a large grid infrastructure deployed to enable experimental research.

Vegetated roofs are a widely accepted form of green infrastructure deployed around the world to contribute to building efficiency and climate change mitigation and adaptation through improved thermoregulation and water capture.

Encouraged by the falling cost of batteries, electric vehicle (EV) policy today focuses on expediting electrification, paying comparatively little attention to the cost of the particular type of EVs and charging infrastructure deployed.

The large URA can become an integral part of a large infrastructure, deployed along walls of a shopping mall or facade of a building [27].

First, India should continue fortifying its side of the border with China by upgrading infrastructure, deploying troops, setting up air bases; New Delhi must yield to the overwhelming patriotic sentiment in Arunachal Pradesh and allow the formation of a local military regiment.

In 2008, in tandem with Israeli intelligence, the U.S. launched the first digital attack on another country's critical infrastructure, deploying a "worm," known as Stuxnet, that was designed to cause centrifuges in Iran to spin out of control and thereby delay its nuclear development.

In this paper, we implement this approach for BACnet-based building automation systems and test its effectiveness against two real infrastructures deployed at the University of Twente and the LawrenceBerkeley National Laboratory LBNLLawrenceBerkeley National Laboratory LBNL

There are several existing wireless infrastructures deployed in indoor environments like ultrasonic, infrared, and artificial vision, that have been considered for indoor localization, but radiofrequency-based systems predominate today, due to their availability and low cost [2, 3].

There are four key areas (Planning, Physical infrastructure, ICT infrastructure and Deploying Smart solutions) discussed in the proposed framework to illustrate the city transformation.