Sentence examples for allocated to a given from inspiring English sources
In particular, the adopted power allocation is quite "non-uniform" in the sense that the total power allocated to a given sensor is proportional to the number of orthogonal channels assigned to it.
Once allocated and tracked, a satellite will remain allocated to a given channel until it sets below 10° in the aft-looking hemisphere.
The reason for doing so is that this will allow a system to decide how much power or energy should be allocated to a given computation [16].
The probability that a respondent is allocated to a given class is represented in equation ([4]) below in a multinomial logit form, Prob class = c = exp θ c Σ c = 1 C exp θ c. (4).
Applying the non-adaptive transmission scheme as described in Section "Adaptive and non-adaptive transmission" leads to an averaging over the D u different SNR conditions of the resource units allocated to a given user.
To minimize the signaling overhead, the current LTE-A system requires that all the PRBs allocated to a given link in one sub-frame have to use the same coding and modulation scheme ([16] Ch. 9 and 10).
Belonging to a giving circle also means that children will take part in discussions about their chosen charities and will be active partners in group decisions, for instance regarding how much money to allocate to a given charity, and for organizing charity-related activities and workshops.
Participants will be allocated to a therapist and given immediate access to their online condition (intervention or control), and participants in the control condition given access to the intervention after completing the post-intervention assessment.
Consumer oriented algorithms typically focus on maximising the amount of charge that can be allocated to a customer in a given time period.
Two respondents were excluded as they could not be allocated to a professional group, giving a useable sample of 116.
We define a resource allocation plan as the number and type of resources allocated to a set of applications over a given number of resource allocation intervals within a defined planning horizon.
