Sentence examples for allowing resource from inspiring English sources

The EDCA with resource reservation (EDCA/RR) was proposed to improve EDCA by allowing resource reservation [6].

Finally, while in general our problem is hard to approximate, we show that an optimal solution can be obtained by allowing resource augmentation.

This property along with HasKeyword and HasLearningGoal properties, which associate keywords input by the learner to most related ontology concepts and learning goals, are very useful for retrieving learning resources by mapping their metadata to ontology concepts, thus allowing resource sharing.

The Arctic is the last pristine wilderness that is financially beyond protection should any disaster strike as a result of an open house policy allowing resource exploitation.

He also authored a stinging report last fall outlining alleged ethical abuses by the Bush Administration in allowing resource extraction industries to shape the management agenda on half a billion acres of public land, including ecologically destructive development of oil and natural gas development.

Myanmar's growth will not come without risks, and it is important for the country not to repeat the mistakes of other resource-rich developing nations -- allowing resource revenues to exacerbate inflation and impact international competitiveness through effects on the exchange rates -- a vicious cycle that can hinder the country's development in other productive sectors.

Markets generate productivity and efficiency, allowing resources to flow where they can most usefully be employed.

But instead of allowing resources to lie idle, clever people, with the backing of nimble local authorities, have sometimes seized the opportunity to use land creatively.

Teaching excellence (sponsored by The Higher Education Academy Plymouth University Plymouth Universityy's ebook project has made textbooks and electronic materials widely accessible to students, allowing resources to be downloaded onto computers, phones and tablets.

v-TerraFly is created by virtualizing the various tiers of a typical map service system and allowing resources to be dynamically allocated across the tiers.

Maintaining government backing of home loans at all times ensures cheap mortgages, thus artificially inflating home prices and allowing resources to continue flowing to housing.