Sentence examples for wide scale deployment from inspiring English sources

Low conversion efficiencies however inhibit their wide scale deployment.

To the network architect the creation process is ad hoc in nature, based on hand crafting small-scale network prototypes that evolve toward wide scale deployment.

In the Ministry of Economic Development's recently released "New Zealand Energy Strategy to 2050", it proposed the wide scale deployment of electric vehicles as a means of reducing carbon emissions from transport.

The issues faced in such a test implementation will be documented and analysed for its feasibility for wider scale deployment.

Anderson adds that he believes that Chromebooks were widely adopted by schools for "the wrong reasons," as a solution for wide-scale deployment during standardized testing.

If air capture were cheap enough to play a role there, wide-scale deployment might push its costs down further still, making it directly applicable to the climate problem.

But wide-scale deployment in the United States will almost certainly require the passage of federal climate legislation setting a price for carbon dioxide emissions; such legislation failed to clear the Senate last year and is unlikely to be revived anytime soon.

And that's why we won't see wide-scale deployment until next year.

The USRP, on which the SDR is running on, costs around $1,000, limiting wide-scale deployment needed in cases such as for proximity localization.

This paper concludes by warning RFID middleware developers to build appropriate checks into their RFID middleware before it achieves wide-scale deployment in the real world.

As fuel cell vehicles approach wide-scale deployment, the issue of the quality of hydrogen dispensed to the vehicles has become increasingly important.