Sentence examples for a smart allocation from inspiring English sources

If we succeed in making a smart allocation of traffic between roads and airspace, people and cities can benefit in equal measure".

Republicans say federal health programs must be restructured to curb their soaring costs — the biggest driver of projected budget deficits — and force a smarter allocation of limited resources.

Chen et al. [23] proposed a smart bandwidth allocation algorithm based on mobile users' personality traits and channel condition.

If panic, not cash needs, might force you to sell, fortify yourself by settling on, and sticking to, a smart asset allocation.

Consequently, a smart asset allocation strategy in retirement is a mix of stocks and bonds.

Almost all the major mining companies made mistakes in the mad rush for growth; but at Rio Tinto the smart allocation of capital had traditionally been a strength, so our recklessness was particularly painful.

Although the smart allocation of capital had traditionally been a strength at the 140-year-old company, Rio Tinto suffered multibillion-dollar write-downs of two of its boom-time acquisitions, and in 2012 it reported a net loss for the first time in 25 years.

Moreover, on this architecture thanks to the smart allocation of the interrupts it was possible to demonstrate simultaneous data streaming at 50 MBs on Ethernet while handling a real-time 100 kHz interrupt source with a maximum jitter of just 3 μs.

A progressive channel assignment and power level adjustment heuristic is introduced in the MAC/PHY layer, together with a smart link capacity allocation for cooperative gateways in the network layer.

"Because the system can pinpoint what abnormalities can be seen on the images, it will allow for a smart and efficient allocation of available expertise, for instance, a cardiovascular radiologist could be contacted directly by the system as soon as required". Montana says that using AI in tandem with diagnosis is part of the healthcare 4.0 trend in hospitals and laboratories.

Real-time data can ensure more equitable access to water and guide smarter allocation and usage decisions.