Sentence examples for possible to deploy a from inspiring English sources

That's the plain meaning of the Clinton-Gore decision to overrule Defense Secretary Bill Cohen, who leaned toward making it possible to deploy a limited defense as soon as it is ready.

In 10-15 years Astrium hopes it will be possible to deploy a complete, small-scale orbiting power station producing significantly more than that from its own solar cells.Other researchers, in America and Japan, are also looking at using lasers rather than microwaves to transmit power through the atmosphere.

Also, by combining a few single-axis magnetic gradiometer modules, it is possible to deploy a full tensor magnetic gradiometer.

Instead, it is possible to deploy a network such that while the path is not fully covered, the size of the possible gaps is smaller than the intruders.

In some cases (i.e., at low transmission rates), it could even be possible to deploy a cognitive terminal closer to a primary receiver than the primary transmitter itself, that is, inside the primary exclusive region.

Based on Java, this framework makes it possible to deploy a multiplatform solution, which is independent of the underlying operating system as well as the kind of hardware where the platform is running.

We show that it is possible to deploy an adapted version of the system in [Proceedings of the 21st Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. IEEEE) Symposium on Security and Privacy, Berkeley, CA (2000) 44] in a secure and user-friendly manner in the constraint mobile environment.

So, we prove that despite a mismatch in the low-cost RF front-end synthesizers, it is possible to deploy OFDMA in an uplink transmission due to a not so costly digital correction.

Once the application is developed it is possible to deploy it it and use a Cloud storage service offered by a Cloud Provider (e.g. Amazon S3) or a platform's internal component (like Riak-based service).

StdLib is aiming to solve the problem by making it possible to deploy new updates that are uncoupled from a company's infrastructure.

The increasing availability of information about people's context makes it possible to deploy context-sensitive services, where access to resources provided or managed by a service is limited depending on a person's context.