The phrase "allowable resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing resources that are permitted or acceptable within certain guidelines or regulations.
Example: "The project budget must adhere to the allowable resources outlined in the grant proposal."
Alternatives: "permissible resources" or "acceptable resources".
The system also sets the maximum allowable resource size, as computed in Rule-Set-3 Rule-Set-3 Rule-Set-3s availabasedemony.
The inferred probabilities associated with current bandwidth are then used to determine the maximum allowable resource size.
We used these threshold values along with the previously inferred symbolic values associated with current network bandwidth to predict the maximum allowable resource size.
The three fuzzy sets Low, Medium, and High describing predicted network bandwidth are used as an input space in the fuzzy system to predict the maximum allowable resource size.
In particular, the Erlang capacity as function of the maximum allowable number of simultaneously rented resources and the fraction of time that resources are rented to achieve such capacity were evaluated.
The focus of this paper is the design of a static heuristic that: (a) determines a robust resource allocation, i.e., a resource allocation that maximizes the allowable increase in workload until a run-time reallocation of resources is required to avoid a QoS violation, and (b) has a very low failure rate (i.e., the percentage of instances a heuristic fails).
Total allowable catches (TACs) are a possible management tool to achieve this resource-protection goal, but have, in many cases, lead to different ecological, social and economic system failures.
The beech species constitute the largest native timber resource remaining in New Zealand, accounting for 88% of the annual allowable harvest from all indigenous forests under Forests Act requirements (Richardson et al. 2011).
In contrast to missions that use conventional chemical propulsion, the use of this system creates a strong coupling of allowable flight system mass and available power, thereby requiring different methods of managing these and other technical resources.
