Sentence examples for an efficient distribution of from inspiring English sources
An algorithm for designing an efficient distribution of information in multiple packets that takes into account for both losses and delays is presented.
Labour, by contrast, has an efficient distribution of votes (in the large cities, mainly), and benefited from the same trends—so acted as a unionist safety net.
They can be counted on to execute an efficient distribution of corporate favors and pork after they make their latest swing through Capitol Hill's revolving door.
The simulation results show that the proposed model provides an efficient distribution of data in the geocast region in terms of packet delivery ratio, boundary routing delay, hole detection delay and handling of node mobility.
The main point behind some of these network interfaces is to reach an efficient distribution of the communication overheads among the different processing units of the node, thus leaving more host CPU cycles for the applications and other operating systems tasks.
The regulation of enzymes and transporters with respect to nutrient availability is likely the consequence of an efficient distribution of the protein synthesis capacity in prokaryotes.
As a result, 3PLs should maintain an efficient distribution system of high performance competitive advantages.
This is because erect leaved canopies also permit an accumulation of a high leaf area index and a more efficient distribution of photosynthesis by prevention of a high proportion of leaves forming a light-saturated state on the one hand or being overly light-limited on the other (Burgess et al. 2015).
In a typical Deutsche Bank research note from 2004, we read: "Credit derivatives allow a more efficient distribution of individual risks and a related reduction of aggregate risk within an economy".
This paper presents the development of an efficient distribution transformer, based on amorphous core and vegetable insulating oil.
Democratic-leaning voters tend to live in more densely populated areas, making for a less efficient distribution of votes.
