The phrase "allocation on each" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the distribution or assignment of resources or tasks to each individual or item in a group.
Example: "The allocation on each project needs to be reviewed to ensure fairness and efficiency."
Alternatives: "distribution for each" or "assignment to each".
Through subcarrier allocation on each link, virtual access networks are gracefully separated from each other.
The multi-cell uplink power allocation problem for orthogonal frequency division multiplexing access (OFDMA) cellular networks is investigated with the uplink transmission power allocation on each co-frequency subchannel being defined as a multi-cell non-cooperative power allocation game (MNPG).
The matrix Σ controls the power allocation on each beam.
We can multiply the final power allocation on each subcarrier by a constant to arrive a feasible solution.
Participating hospitals have to meet basic costing modalities: cost allocation on each inpatient case relies on a full cost approach using actual costs.
The problem mainly covers adaptive cooperative mode switch between NC and DF, the assignment of each subcarrier, and the power allocation on each subcarrier.
We consider the optimal bit error rate (BER) and transmission rate allocations on each hop, subject to overall BER and delay constraints for a designated route.
Making cuts to the education budget will also prove difficult in light of First Minister Carwyn Jones's pledge to spend 1% more than the UK Treasury's block grant allocation on schools each year.
(2) PA 2: a uniform power allocation between BSs. (3) PA 3: an adaptive power allocation, where on each subchannel, the power allocation among PA 1 and PA 2 that results in the highest data rate for joint transmission is used.
The amount of money participants invested in the risky security (M risky allocation: $9.78; SD risky allocation: $7.16) on each trial depended on the characteristics of the two investment choices, as would be predicted by standard models of economic choice where individuals have mean-variance preferences [18].
Let us assume that we have a single set of gene expression data (one experiment) for the N genes called G. We score an allocation on how much each pathway is down- or up-regulated according to equations (1) to (3).
