Sentence examples for approach of allocating from inspiring English sources
The egoistic approach of allocating powers in IWF results in lower performance compared to the interference minimizing approach of SCA.
The altruistic approach of allocating power in SCA is able to outperform ZFB despite the MUI completely eliminated by the beamformers.
Experiments have shown that the approach of allocating a structure for each atom gives no time penalty compared with allocating memory in larger chunks.
He said the seed plus venture VC structure is unique in Continental Europe but noted that Index Ventures in London takes a similar approach, although Partech has entirely separated its two funds, with different backers for each, vs Index's approach of allocating part of its bigger fund for seed investments.
We note that the term (mathbf {G}_{n}^{j,k}(l,:)) quantifies the impact of allocating (tilde {P}_{n,l}^{k}) to the kth UT on all other UTs, which results in an altruistic approach of allocating powers to UTs that have the minimal mutual interference.
The ASSET model was a first step in developing a more rational approach of allocating prescribing funds in Italy.
External stakeholders also identified strategies for improving research practices in the Kimberley: importance of community support in building good relationships; employing local people; flexibility in research approaches; and importance of allocating sufficient time for consultation and data collection.
The most politically salient question with the Waxman-Markey approach of freely allocating a significant portion of the allowances to the private sector is how to distribute (that is, who gets) those allowances which are freely allocated.
These included, for example, high-level, structural policies such as decentralization of health care planning and administration, health sector development policies and the use of a sector-wide approach for allocating donor funds [ 52– 52].
Application of the case-mix system is a new approach to allocating healthcare resources.
Consider a need-based approach to allocating the loss.
