Sentence examples for more widely deployed from inspiring English sources

The system, currently installed on about forty trucks, will be much more widely deployed in Finland next winter, and could in theory work here as well.

In general, buoys have been relied upon more for measurements beginning in the 1990s, as they have become more widely deployed.

But a more compact kind of projection device, small enough to fit inside a rearview mirror, could see this kind of display more widely deployed.

"It may be round one in a 16 round fight but I'm glad we won round one," said Jeff Pulver, a VoIP advocate who opposes regulation, at least until the technology is more widely deployed.

Even if high-speed rail were more widely deployed, train travel accounts for a minority of trips, and high-speed rail, as Metz points out, "a minority of a minority".

Injuries are common and spun cars, unless rapidly boxed in by patrol vehicles, can zoom off again.Furthermore, the manoeuvre may be becoming less effective as new traction-control systems become more widely deployed.

The plans to more widely deploy Tasers, which deliver electric shocks, are at an early stage but could see more officers trained to use the weapons out on patrol.

This may be less true once game designers more widely deploy ways to avoid the extended load times for these games, but for now it looks like compelling ad space.

"I expect to see it widely deployed as more developers adopt the new microservices paradigm".

Autonomous robo-taxis are the next frontier, but a handful of high-profile accidents involving test vehicles are a reminder that the technology still needs more work before self-driving cars are widely deployed.

And since capturing carbon itself uses a lot of energy 25-30% of a plant's generation, by most estimates if CCS technology is widely deployed then Britain will need even more of it.