Sentence examples for it is difficult to deploy from inspiring English sources

There was a problem with the Fujita scale: it was based on observation, not measurement — tornadoes are so destructive that normal weather instruments can't stand up to them, and they're so unpredictable that it is difficult to deploy hardened instruments inside them.

For large distributed sensor networks, it is difficult to deploy so many central base stations in the surveillance area.

But vertical well can be designed in the area where it is difficult to deploy and implement horizontal well.

Driven by mobile wireless applications, where it is difficult to deploy multiple antennas in the handset, the use of multiple antennas on the transmitter side combined with signal processing and coding has become known under the name of space-time coding [4] and is currently an active area of research.

In our experience, it is difficult to deploy a second clip next to the first one.

However, CN modification is needed to achieve the optimization, therefore this approach is difficult to deploy.

And this is being done in parts of the world where mass outreach via mobile phones is difficult to deploy.

Therefore, a segmentation technique is difficult to deploy researchers working with large cohorts.

However, it will be difficult to deploy first of a kind nuclear power plant in developing countries because extensive safety demonstration has to be conducted in industrialized countries.

This approach might increase the value of reforestation programs overall, but it will be difficult to deploy low-defect varieties optimally because site productivity and distance to the coast are only weakly associated with stem defects.

Historically, it has been difficult to deploy CPB goal-directed strategies because of the limitations of parameters such as cardiac index, mean arterial pressure, venous saturation, arterial blood temperature, minimum Hb, partial pressure of CO2 and pO2.