The phrase "allocated that is" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The resources allocated that is necessary for the project were insufficient."
Alternatives: "designated that is" or "assigned that is".
In DWAS, only the bandwidth of the first video layer is allocated, that is, lb1, to meet minimum requirement of and.
If the unallocated time is not enough to transmit all low-priority GPs (line 15), will be used for allocating the GPs according to the order yielded in line 4, until the TXOP is fully allocated, that is,.
When MIMO OFDM is considered, scheduling becomes more complex, as the number of resources to be allocated, that is, the number of subcarriers, increases and only suboptimal approaches are viable [12].
Shapley characterized such value as the unique solution that satisfies the following four axioms: (1) Efficiency: The payoffs must add up to ν ( K ), which means that all the grand coalition surplus is allocated, that is, ∑ k ∈ K ϕ k = ν K.
The presence of crossover is defined as a patient achieving the hemodynamic goals of the opposite group from that to which he or she had been allocated (that is, a patient in the control group achieving the oxygen delivery goal defined for the treatment group, without additional treatment).
The few jobs that there are, get hijacked in this way… There are five jobs available, and they are all already allocated, that's how it is.
They expected to fight 600 men of the Legion and of the Arab Liberation Army, so a force was allocated that was not enough to hold the 4 km Latrun front.
There is also £3.5m left from the £4m that was pulled from the Talawa project still to be allocated, money that is ring fenced for BME groups.
Inefficient health centres are allocated a score that is less than 1 (or 100%).
Allocate money that is yours, mine and ours.
Some strategies consider workers' emotional states allocating tasks that are appropriate to current worker's mood [74].
