Sentence examples for its deployability from inspiring English sources

It is immobile and weighs more than half a tonne, which limits its deployability, and it costs $1.8m, which puts it beyond the reach of all but the richest institutions.

Demonstrating its rapid deployability and ability to support V Corps and United States Army Europe contingency operations, every unit within the 18th Military Police Brigade deployed to the Balkans in 1999.

"It decreases deployability of soldiers" and ends up "diverting money from other defense priorities," she said.

The results suggest that this protocol is a viable vertical handover solution due to its simplicity, scalability, low overhead and ready deployability.

System deployability: A set of incrementally deployable and extensible solutions bring existing P2P systems closer to commercial production, and many have been introduced in recent years.

Under the new guidelines, according to the Wall Street Journal, the Pentagon will have authority to reassess the deployability of transgender troops, and boot out service members deemed non-deployable under the new guidance.

It was still huge, but at least the gun and its companion vehicle could be squeezed into a C-17 transport plane, meeting the transformation goal of quick deployability in a contingency.

Asked about suggestions in the defence green paper that the military was "top heavy", Bob Ainsworth, the defence secretary, replied: "We have got to look at their effective deployability and effectiveness".

ViSQOL has been designed to be particularly sensitive to VoIP degradation but without sacrificing wider deployability.

Major advantages of tensegrity are: large stiffness-to-mass ratio, deployability, reliability and controllability.

Because of their rigidity, foldability and deployability, tensegrities are becoming increasingly popular in engineering.