Sentences with phrase «decisions on deployment»

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It highlights the opinions and experiences of IoT decision - makers on topics that include: drivers for adoption; major challenges and pain points; stages of adoption, deployment, and maturity of IoT implementations; investment in and utilization of devices, platforms, and services; the decision - making process; and forward - looking plans.

«The NYPD makes deployment decisions based on real school - by - school safety evaluations.

1) The decision not to declare a snow emergency; (2) insufficient accountability tools that led to a lack of real - time information on street conditions; (3) insufficient and delayed deployment of City assets that could have assisted with snow removal operations; (4) failure to procure and preposition private resources; (5) insufficient communication within City government and to the public; and (6) problems with emergency communications and response.

As a result, schools can make decisions concerning the deployment of staff and expenditures on administrative functions, maintenance, equipment, supplies, learning materials, substitute teachers, teacher refresher courses, pedagogical initiatives, grants for needy students, and so on.

He has more than 25 years of experience in transportation human factors research, demonstration, and deployment, and is an internationally recognized authority in operator fatigue and its management, recently publishing a book for senior government and industry decision makers on this topic.

I find the orthodox titles for these approaches very sub-optimal if not simply misleading, and this matters since the public will have to generally understand and support such measures for decisions on research funding, governance and any eventual deployment to be made.

Conversely, any future decision about albedo modification will be judged primarily on questions of risk, and there are many opportunities to conduct research that furthers basic understanding of the climate system and its human dimensions — without imposing the risks of large - scale deployment — that would better inform societal considerations.

Decisions regarding deployment of carbon dioxide removal technologies will be largely based on cost and scalability, and research is needed to make current options more effective, more environmentally friendly, and less costly.

And it endorses the deployment of various carbon dioxide removal methods as relatively benign ways to counter human emissions, arguing that the decision on mitigation versus carbon dioxide removal is largely a question of cost.

Sharkey introduces the International Campaign for Robotic Arms Control's «Scientists» Call» for a «ban on the development and deployment of weapon systems in which the decision to apply violent force is made autonomously.»

ICRAC has released a statement endorsed by 272 engineers, computing and artificial intelligence experts, roboticists, and professionals from related disciplines in 37 countries that calls for a ban on the development and deployment of weapon systems that make the decision to apply violent force autonomously, without any human control.

Seeking candidate with a current state RN license for position making real time decision on system wide CCT deployment, assisting with new employee clinical training, and conducting administrative / CES level CQI chart reviews.

These include health, safety and welfare issues and also if one parent is incarcerated or on deployment or out of the State of California or the United States for an extended period of time since decisions may need to be made which are urgent.