One useful application of this allocation is to consider the frequency of calls allocated in each trade area as representing demand of services provided in this area and use this demand to assess the competitiveness of utilities in cargo trade areas.
One useful application of this allocation is to consider the frequency of calls as representing the demand on services rendered by utilities operating in each trade area.
The particular behaviour of recycled fibres compared to virgin ones (in terms of shared contribution of agricultural production and of avoidance of landfilling) is highlighted in this paper, thanks to the application of the "50/50" allocation rule.
In this paper we have investigated some of the issues that arise in the practical application of one allocation technique the use of which has risen sharply in recent years.
Potential applications of the resource allocation scheme presented in this paper are envisaged for example in wireless mesh networks to control transmit powers and beamformers of base stations (mesh routers).
As the wireless standards typically provide a very detailed time hierarchy (i.e., transmitted bits are organized into frames, bursts, chunks), it can be foreseen that asymmetric traffic can be easily managed by the application of adaptive allocation of more time slots to that direction which needs to serve higher traffic.
We followed the usual practice in the development and application of resource allocation formulas by including supply variables in the formula, since they help to predict costs, but then setting the value of the supply variables for each individual (including the primary care trust dummies) to a national mean value when calculating cost predictions.
This interval represents the most bursty and congested interval for a given application and so the allocation of one more resource instance to the bottleneck tier of such an interval is likely to result in the most reduction in the application's V a when compared to other intervals.
The article discusses the application scope of the resources allocation law in the following: (a) return on work is used in consumption and (b) return on fixed assets is used in investment.
A useful application of this fleet allocation is that the allocated frequency of calls may be considered as representing the demand on services of utilities of ports, canals, and straits, and may be used to assess the competitiveness of these utilities.
