Sentence examples similar to Guarantees the resources from inspiring English sources

The recycling industry is a new business sector that needs to be accompanied in its development and research of the most sustainable pathway to guarantee the resources circularity.

A reservation is a short-term hold on resources designed to provide a guarantee that the resources will be available when needed.

Beyond identification of EPTB cases, special diagnostic methods like aspirates and biopsies must be guaranteed but the resources to do them are limited in many parts of Brazil.

Therefore, the redundancy given by the replication strategy guarantees that the resource will be still available in the remaining leafset neighbors.

This is because organisations rely on the environment to guarantee access to the resources they need (Pfeffer and Salancik 1978).

In contrast to the AF traffic class (see symbol ▴) which is guaranteed only if the resources for the EF traffic class have been assigned.

This guarantees homogeneity when comparing the resources used by the LHAs to finance their healthcare services.

A promising technique for reducing the energy consumption and improving the bandwidth efficiency is multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) which guarantees the efficient radio resource allocation by providing the extra degree of freedom.

The Class-Based Weighted Window is proposed in order to improve the Weighted Window method to satisfy users requiring different amounts of bandwidth, and to guarantee the fair resource allocation among users in different bandwidth classes.

The method is motivated by the need to find a plan to increase the capacity of multi-service internet protocol networks [34], and it has been developed over recent years to account for new technologies and mechanisms that enable QoS parameters with different constraints to be satisfied, as well as to guarantee the optimal resource allocation for the task [35, 36].

This paper proposes an approach to manage data privacy, inspired to the front-end trust filter paradigm, which aims at guaranteeing high flexibility, reducing the resources required, and limiting the pervasiveness into applications and devices involved into the data exchange.