Sentence examples for a scheme for sharing from inspiring English sources
Returning home, the boy admonishes his sister not to tell their father, and the two concoct a scheme for sharing the boy's one pair of sneakers, each day racing through Tehran's alleys to make the trade-off.
There has also been a series of impressive voluntary campaigns and gestures, from Refugees Welcome – a scheme for sharing homes with those fleeing conflict and persecution described as "an Airbnb for refugees" – to a professional football club fielding a third team made up entirely of refugees.
Unfortunately, none of the proposals address the impetus for abuse created by the current scheme for sharing forfeiture proceeds between federal authorities and local police.
Specifically, we first design a new framework for data sharing in cloud, and formalize the definition of the public auditing scheme for shared cloud data supporting identity privacy and traceability.
These findings would need to be incorporated into the planning of any pilot scheme for shared care of nAMD.
Considering two alternative schemes for sharing out the reduction effort in European industry, equal shares (all industries in all countries reduce their emissions by the same percentage) and taking EA into account, we find that Spain, Austria, Italy, the United Kingdom and Sweden would be better off under an equal shares scheme as opposed to one that takes EA into account.
For security consideration, previous public auditing schemes for shared cloud data concealed the identities of group members.
Table 3 Comparison of RAIN with other approaches of splitting data Approach Summary Misgivings Singh et al.[32] A scheme for n-out-of-m secret sharing of data[33] Do not provide an algorithm for the actual splitting of the data to be stored.
This is easy to manage, but severely limits the market for sharing schemes.
An adaptive beamforming scheme (ABS) is introduced as a new scheme for efficient frequency sharing, and the interference mitigation effect on the ABS is examined considering pointing mismatch errors.
First, the overwhelming majority of the undergraduates who participated in our study opted for a progressive and not for a proportional scheme of burden sharing.
