Sentence examples for the cost of deployment from inspiring English sources
For one thing, satellite technology has advanced, bringing the cost of deployment down significantly.
While companies see the value in using predictive analytics and big data in their supply chains, the cost of deployment is still deemed too high.
Zakhor says her approach compares favorably with competing methods of determining location indoors in terms of accuracy and the cost of deployment.
"There are access issues in rural parts," says Ndemo. "These are places where the cost of deployment may not be recovered in a short space of time and so those places get marginalised.
Our results reveal the benefits of joint design in terms of reducing the cost of deployment while achieving higher system performance.
During the deployment process, the cost of deployment and its influence on the cloud are very important issues to consider; however, so far little research has been done to address them.
If Japan will do more of the heavy lifting of containing an expansionist China, Washington can lower its own profile, the cost of deployments and the exposure of its forces to attack.
Significant antiwar sentiment over the Iraq and Afghanistan wars has mostly challenged the time, the place, the conduct and the costs of deployment, not the use of force itself.
We have made progress, but we should move -- we should not move forward until we have absolute confidence that the system will work and until we have made every reasonable diplomatic effort to minimize the costs of deployment and maximize the benefit, as I said, not only to America's security, but to the security of law-abiding nations everywhere subject to the same threat.
Senet's sensors operate over Low Power, Wide Area Networks (LPWAN) to reduce the costs of deployment and connectivity over long ranges.
"The proposals to reduce the costs of deployment of fibre networks are very welcome," Tom Ruhan, chair of ECTA the European Competitive Telecommunications Association, noted in a statement.
