Sentence examples for allocations which have from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we consider data networks and characterize those capacity allocations which have the same insensitivity property, in the sense that performance of data transfers does not depend on precise traffic characteristics such as the distribution of data volume but on overall demand only.

In our previous study, we demonstrated the effectiveness of using operator's eye movement information to understand attention allocation, which has made attention observable.

Simulation results prove that our resource management scheme is highly scalable and provides a high level of accuracy for resource allocation which has a significant impact on the overall system performance.

Another plausible explanation might be that the yeast host would incur too much metabolic burden if the copy number of resveratrol pathway integrated onto the genome were very high and this causes a major shift in protein allocation, which has recently been shown to have significant impact on yeast metabolism36.

In [11], a brute-force combinatorial approach is executed for power allocation, which has high computational complexity.

Considering fairness, a graph-based distributed algorithm called fairness guaranteed cooperative resource allocation (FGCRA) is proposed to manage the interference among femtocells in [21], but it only considers the sub-channel allocation which has not considered about the time resource.

Since it is difficult to obtain a closed form solution for the problem, we propose a low-complexity technique based on relay selection using uniform gain allocation, which has near-optimal performance in terms of capacity.

The Kurdish bloc said its participation was conditional on all outstanding issues between Baghdad and Kurdistan being resolved within three months, and on the government paying Kurdistan's budget allocation, which has been withheld for more than nine months, within one week.

Within MPT, the driving force is proper asset allocation, which has been found to be more important than the selection of individual securities and funds.

Brinson was a pioneer in the development of the theory of asset allocation which had largely become conventional wisdom among money managers in the 1980s and 1990s.

A 20 ml fasting blood sample is collected by a nationally accredited external pathology laboratory (also blinded to the adolescent's treatment allocation) which has many collection sites in the study region.