Sentence examples for practically deployed from inspiring English sources

Most practically deployed Arden-Syntax-based clinical decision support (CDS) modules process data from individual patients.

The ground vision-based system can be modularly assembled and practically deployed for low-cost unmanned aircrafts.

The PSCs are the latest development in solution processable solar cells offering PCE (~22%) on a par with that of practically deployed silicon and thin film solar cells.

The Company suggested to the UK government that it might despatch 500 troopers from the Rhodesian Reserves to Europe to act as an all-Southern Rhodesian unit on the Western Front (in Belgium and France), but the War Office in London replied that such an expeditionary force would be more practically deployed in Africa, within the South African forces.

It is worth mentioning that, despite the popularity of watermarking techniques, effective digital right protection is extremely challenging and currently there is no commonly accepted technical solution which is practically unbeatable when deployed to practical user settings.

This chapter shows how the Differentiated Services architecture (Diffserv) can be deployed practically at the network edge and in the network core to satisfy defined application service level agreement (SLA) requirements.

FBCB2, which has been in development since 1997, has been deployed in practically every tank and Bradley fighting vehicle in the Fourth Infantry Division, said Michael Lebrun, deputy director in the Army's command, control, communication and computers office.

Authentication can be performed for example by recording the random patterns of the fiber of a paper [3], but such a system is practically heavy to deploy since each product needs to be linked to its high-definition capture stored in a database.

If President Obama orders an additional 30,000 to 40,000 troops to Afghanistan, he will be deploying practically every available U.S. Army brigade to war, leaving few units in reserve in case of an unforeseen emergency and further stressing a force that has seen repeated combat deployments since 2002.

What he found was this: "If President Obama orders an additional 30,000 to 40,000 troops to Afghanistan, he will be deploying practically every available U.S. Army brigade to war, leaving few units in reserve in case of an unforeseen emergency and further stressing a force that has seen repeated combat deployments since 2002".

Practically speaking, CARA can be deployed by a simple programming library or handheld Operating System (OS) extension.