Sentence examples for sufficiently deploy from inspiring English sources

LookSmart blamed itself, saying it "did not sufficiently deploy sales resources against new advertisers to achieve the projections issued in late October".

In the global scenario, the communication infrastructure is sufficiently deployed and each mobile node can communicate with all other nodes at control intervals of I M. In the local scenario, the communication infrastructure is fully damaged by the disaster and each mobile node can communicate with other node only through the direct wireless communication.

The revised version of the Concept of Psychiatry observes that psychiatric care relies mainly on institutionalized services, while community services have not been sufficiently deployed.

Robotics technology has recently matured sufficiently to deploy autonomous robotic systems for daily use in several applications: from disaster response to environmental monitoring and logistics.

The U.S. Army used it to judge whether troops were sufficiently prepared to deploy in hot spots.

The swarm must be deployed sufficiently away from the ionosphere to avoid distorsions from terrestrial interference, especially during solar maxima, and offer stable conditions for calibration during observations.

We evaluate whether and how photosynthetic, solar fuel-production systems can be engineered and deployed sufficiently rapidly to supplant enough fossil fuel supply to sustain a complex human economy and natural ecosystems over the long term.

Some of these technologies already exist, but are not deployed at sufficiently large scale.

The results indicated that the automatic landmarking produced by the algorithm was sufficiently accurate to be deployed in our heritability study.

If a DoL circuit with sufficiently small τ is deployed early in the signal chain of a receiver channel affected by non-Gaussian impulsive noise, it can be shown that there exists such rate parameter μ that maximizes signal-to-noise ratio and improves the quality of the channel.

If a SPART circuit with sufficiently small τ is deployed early in the signal chain of a receiver channel affected by non-Gaussian impulsive noise, it can be shown that there exists such rate parameter μ that maximizes SNR and improves the quality of the channel.