Sentence examples for a static allocation from inspiring English sources

In this algorithm, only a subset of the tones is dynamically allocated with crosstalk canceller taps, while the other tones have a static allocation.

In this paper, we present an original approach (CPRTA for "Constraint Programming for solving Real-Time Allocation") based on constraint programming to solve a static allocation problem of hard real-time tasks.

Also, a comparison with a static allocation scheme shows that the threshold based dynamic buffer allocation scheme ensures an increased network throughput and a fair share of the buffer space even under bursty loading conditions.

In this case, a static allocation of computing processes is not always suitable because of an uneven workload between processors. Figure 5 SCM skeleton.

The first thing to notice is the clear benefit of having added a dynamic allocation of resources to the LTE system (i.e., a channel-dependent scheduler), because the BER curve decreases faster with respect to the one built from a static allocation of bandwidth.

The process for performing a static allocation is shown in Algorithm 2 where V M instances refers to the current set of VMs being allocated on the CCS, V M instance is a single VM instance, P R O B i is the probability of a single type of V M instance occurring, and i refers to a singular VM type.

Existing DSL physical layer optimization techniques generate a static resource allocation, for instance, statically allocating transmit power and/or computational complexity to the individual users.

Experimental results indicate performance improvements between 8%44%%, when compared to a standard on-chip static allocation, while achieving a balanced workload distribution.

In [127] the capacity allocation problem is solved by means of a dynamic algorithm, since static allocation policies and pricing usually lead to inefficient resource sharing, poor utilization, waste of resources and revenue loss when demands and workloads are time varying.

Afterwards this information is encapsulated and the allocation of MMTs is executed based on a static resource allocation approach.

The approach closest to the approach described in this paper is that of [7], where mode transition points in an engine management system are identified and it is shown that a load distribution by mode-dependent task allocation is better balanced in comparison with a static task allocation.