Sentence examples for monetary deployment from inspiring English sources
In the rest of this section we provide the following evaluation results for the four deployments described above: execution times (Section 6.1), expected monetary deployment costs (Section 6.2), and scalability under varying load (Section 6.3).
How often do you think a church evaluates the financial soundness and social justice implications of its monetary deployment profile?
For computing monetary costs of deployments, we use parameters taken from the advertised Amazon EC2 service where the cost of an extra large EC2 instance is $0.48/hour and the cost of data transfer is $0.12/GB.
While those meetings were private, their public responses so far have relied on a combination of tactics including denunciations of the protesters as foreign-led, offers of monetary and other concessions to undercut complaints of injustice, and the generous deployment of tear gas, truncheons and other blunt instruments of repression.
Case in point: loot boxes, randomized in-game rewards that may or may not have monetary value or be purchasable with real money, are after years of deployment only now being scrutinized globally for being what amounts to thinly veiled gambling.
Because of prohibitive monetary and energy cost of currently over-engineered communication hardware, dense deployments of shallow water sensor networks remain an elusive goal.
Results show that, with equal weights for coverage, capacity, and monetary costs, the inclusion of the proposed reclustering algorithm can reduce the total network deployment cost by up to 49%% in a real scenario.
The automotive sector is a very cost-sensitive one and the monetary cost per subsystem remains an outstanding issue which could very well be the biggest hurdle in the way of full deployment of automotive vision.
But deployment was different.
Only after a monetary crisis and two devaluations did Mr. Mitterrand change course, forging a close alliance with Mr. Kohl based partly on French support for the deployment of U.S. nuclear missiles in Germany to counter Soviet rockets.
