The phrase "allocation of station" is not commonly used in written English and may require additional context to be clear.
It can be used in contexts related to resource distribution, particularly in transportation, telecommunications, or logistics.
Example: "The allocation of station resources was crucial for ensuring efficient service delivery during peak hours."
Alternatives: "distribution of station" or "assignment of station".
Allocation of monitoring stations is the first step in the design of a water quality network.
A survey done by newspaper Southern Metropolis Daily last year showed that 80percentt of Shenzhen's cab drivers were unsatisfied with the supply and allocation of charging stations in the city.
In September 1948 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), under its chairman Wayne Coy, elected to institute a freeze on the licensing of new stations in order to regroup and investigate the problem of station allocation and other regulatory issues.
Simulations with real-life scenarios in cellular networks have been performed: handoff decision, resource allocation at call initiation and profit maximization in allocation of mobile base stations.
The paper proposes a method for allocation of the booster stations such that a desired trade off between several objectives is robustly achieved.
As an upper bound, we consider the case in which the base station has full knowledge of the interfering and direct channels and of the power allocation of the neighboring base station.
Cox et al. [15] used this approach to analyse competition involving allocation of rights to use station and time-slot routes by price bids in a combinatorial auction with competition involving allocation of rights to regional monopolies by fare-structure bids for supplying a pre-specified minimum schedule.
Although the trial managers and fieldworkers need to know the allocation of all participating ambulance stations for operational reasons, we keep the trial statistician blind to these allocations.
In fixed assignment protocols like fixed assigned multiple access (FAMA) [18], the allocation of the channel bandwidth to a station is static, and independent of stations activities.
