Sentence examples for Priority accessing from inspiring English sources

The approach considers three major design implementations as top priority: Accessing physical resource usage in a virtualized environment, managing data distribution service (DDS) entities, and shielding cloud users from complex DDS QoS configurations.

Brown insisted that British soldiers do receive proper training and that veterans are given priority in accessing mental health services.

Priority for accessing the travel fund will be given based on need, and destinations from which airline fares to California are exorbitant.

Therefore, handoff calls are frequently given a higher priority in accessing a channel.

The penalty factor ensures that the users that have fewer chunks already reserved have higher priority in accessing idle chunks.

Thus, user utility parameter will be smaller than user corresponding parameter, and therefore they will have higher priority on accessing the system's resources at the current slot.

Please note that it is the relative values of 's that control the priority of accessing the system resources, and not their absolute values.

Finally, following a pure optimization theoretic analysis, the design properties of the proposed DUA framework are examined by determining the way users' utilities parameters deviations affect their priority of accessing system resources.

In general, as decreases a user's lack of resources is mirrored to his utility and consequently their need for having high priority in accessing system resources is revealed, a desirable property that justifies its selection, as it is shown via the solution of the corresponding utility-based system optimization problem.

As analyzed in the previous sections, a real-time user's utility function parameter plays a key role in the selection priority of accessing system's resources at each time slot, since it affects the corresponding value of their willingness to pay.

Citizens are much more aware of the ways in which science permeates our everyday lives and there is an unprecedented and flourishing public engagement with science – from deliberative public input into the setting of national science priorities, to accessing the results of publicly funded research.