Sentence examples for an inefficient utilization of from inspiring English sources
With the efficient job monitoring capacity provided by SAGA-Pilot, all available cores in multicore instances are guaranteed to be utilized and thus contribute speed-up, but there still exists an inefficient utilization of resources.
The inflexibility of the strict layering structure results in an inefficient utilization of the grid resources.
Although in many cases a simple recompilation would lead to an inefficient utilization of the Xeon Phi, the effort invested in the optimization usually leads to a better performance on the multi-core Xeon processors as well.
Such an inefficient utilization will become even worse, when the two sources have very balanced traffic and the channel coefficients of corresponding subchannels of the two links have relatively large differences.
In ketamine and cocaine posttreated groups, the SBRs showed the reduction in the striatum with increasing ketamine or cocaine doses, suggesting that ketamine or cocaine inhibits the dopamine reuptake system in a dose-dependent manner resulting in a slower accumulation or inefficient utilization of [F]FDOPA as an analog of L-DOPA.
However we have seen that in India and other developing countries this component is weak and therefore there is often a lack of good quality data and inefficient utilization of resources.
Cognitive radio has been proposed as a promising technology to solve the contradiction between the inefficient utilization of spectrum and the limitation of spectrum resources in recent years [1].
Our results demonstrate, for the first time, that silencing of the vitamin D receptor leads to down-regulation of NGF in "cortical neurons", suggesting that inefficient utilization of vitamin D may lead to a reduction of NGF in neurons during the aging process.
Due to its opportunistic spectrum sharing capability, cognitive radio (CR) has been proposed as a fundamental solution to alleviate the contradiction between spectrum scarcity and inefficient utilization of licensed spectrum.
The shortcomings of this proposal are as follows: (i) the number of served MTC devices is limited due to the inefficient utilization of resource; (ii) the base station only supports a unique packet size for all MTC devices; (iii) the proposal is not scalable since BS has to know in advance how many clusters are there in its coverage; and (iv) the supported QoS classes are limited.
