It has attracted a lot of attention due to its remarkable advantages, e.g., throughput optimality (i.e., it can stabilize a network when the arrival rates lie within the capacity region of the network), achievable adaptive resource allocation, support to stateless and agile load-aware routing and scheduling, and simplicity.
The boats, constructed of laminated hardwoods and canvas, were powered by three Packard 1,500 horsepower V-12 engines and became famed for being fast and agile, even when heavily loaded with munitions.
Moreover, teams do not require analyzing large suite of test cases which contain different codes, scenarios, configurations etc. Smaller and incremental test cases also reduces the load on the agile development environment and helps in evaluating the cost vs. ROI figure for every lot.
The agile, vigorous Tanzanians, some with 100-pound loads and torn sneakers, seemed superhuman.
If the Bucs want to help Josh Freeman and capitalize on what's now a very solid offensive line (thanks to the signing of super guard Carl Nicks), they need an agile, lightning-quick back to not just share the load with Blount, but to carry the bulk of it.
No matter how agile a legged robot is, however, their role has traditionally been limited to load carrying or observation tasks.
He knocked out a load of high-tone plays (the best-known, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, fantasised about a café encounter between the artist and Albert Einstein in 1904), published a collection of humorous essays called Pure Drivel, took a supporting role in a David Mamet movie and wrote Bowfinger.
The agile Mr. Collins leaves the cab and pulls the pin that connects Jumbo to its load.
The standard normal forms and conformed dimensions that undergird most data warehouses built until before agile data engineering became available unfortunately result in applications that are very expensive to modify once data is loaded into their integration layers.
