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The developed model is aimed at solving the design problem by (i) allocating the optimal numbers of related facilities that should be established and (ii) obtaining trade-offs among three objectives: minimising implementation and operational costs; minimising RFID reader interference; and maximising the social impact measured in the number of created jobs.

Building on the attention-based view of the firm (ABV) (Ocasio, 1997), this paper proposes that supply chain uncertainty (Vilko et al., 2014; van der Vorst and Beulens, 2002) is an important factor in (i) allocating organizations' resources to environmental management, and (ii) the type of environmental initiatives adopted (i.e., prevention vs. control).

Four main sources of ethical dilemmas in the field were reported by Schwartz et al. (2010): (i) allocating scarce resources, (ii) navigating existing socio-political landscapes, (iii) the policies and agendas of aid organizations, and (iv) the norms surrounding fieldworkers' roles and interactions.

2. Figure 5 shows an example showing that ship i allocates its time slots per superframe.

To model the bandwidth constraints, we suppose that the available bandwidth of each BS i is W i. Let w ij represent the bandwidth BS i allocated to MU j.

Depending on the needs and capabilities of uplink communication of each MS, the BS determines the number of subcarriers M i allocated to each MS i, i = 0... Nusers - 1.

MS i (allocated low-priority RB) estimates G v v, i m from BS v v with min v v I v m, tol indicated in DRB, using RSRP measurements.

(6) MS i (allocated low-priority RB) estimates G v v, i m from BS v v with min v v I v m, tol indicated in DRB, using RSRP measurements.

There are two different components of a MIS estimator that determine the variance of the estimates: weighting scheme w i and the number of samples N i allocated to different methods.

Consequently, the scheduler can (i) allocate future time slots to flows instead of single packets and (ii) account for the individual delay budget of each application by using time-utility functions.

For the work described in this paper, DND i allocated non-earmarked funding (Department for International Development (DFID /United Kingdom, Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID /Spain, Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)/Switzerland, Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors without Borders)/International).