Sentence examples for lower deployment from inspiring English sources
The F.C.C. is exploring additional policies to lower deployment costs and has opposed state efforts to stop municipal broadband projects.
In contrast to wired networks, wireless networks not only offer a larger geographical coverage at lower deployment cost, but also support mobility.
In this way, the objective function picks MR candidate locations that largely adds to the backbone capacity, more users' demand coverage, and lower deployment cost.
Results prove that hybrid solutions complementing roadside providers with moving ones lead to improved connectivity and data delivery performance, by potentially incurring lower deployment costs.
Due to the frequency reuse employed by short-distance transmission, the network capacity is greatly increased and the traffic load across the base station and core network is reduced, which leads to lower deployment costs and operating costs for mobile network operators [1, 2].
That is, although increased age is associated with lower deployment of control strategies, the current project showed that age effects in control strategies were weaker for people with higher levels of cognitive resources than for people with lower levels of cognitive resources.
The main finding of the study reported in this subsection is that a hybrid connectivity solution, by incurring significantly lower deployments costs, has the further benefit to improve data delivery performance, thanks to the better distribution of users among the existing providers.
Over the past four years, the Federal Communications Commission has adopted significant policies to do so, including rules to lower broadband deployment costs.
"The Wave Glider gives us a lot more options to lower our deployment costs and eliminate mooring failures for us,"says Portmann, who previously worked on robotic systems for the Navy.
It's about lowering your deployment risk".
This analysis highlights the increased flexibility and scalability of DWDM networks, which lowers the deployment costs of such networks in light of growing and uncertain demand.
