Sentence examples for arbitration policy from inspiring English sources

This analysis does not take account of any costs arising from the need to involve another reader to arbitrate discordant cases since arbitration policy varies considerably between centres and is difficult to generalise.

We refer to such systems as arbitrated networked control systems (ANCS) to emphasize the fact that the arbitration policy in the network also needs to be determined, and discuss recent results that have been obtained in the literature in this context.

"(As of this publication, we have confirmed Google is still sending out offer letters with the old arbitration policy).".

*A federal judge in West Virginia, even before recent improvements to AT&T's arbitration policy, praised it as "unusually consumer-centered".

The CuNoC is based on a scalable communication unit characterized by unique architecture, arbitration policy base on the priority-to-the-right rule and modified XY adaptive routing algorithm.

On the sink (MPMC) side, write throughput will depend on any other concurrent reads or writes occurring to the same physical DRAM (via the SATA controller) and how effectively the arbitration policy of the MPMC is executed.

The stochastic models implemented with queues have been used to estimate, through simulation of different arbitration policies, the power consumption and delays, as well as estimate average or worst case scenarios that could occur with different architectures and arbitration policies.

This idea could then be extended to writing probabilistic test benches to analyze the performance of different architectures as well as device and test arbitration policies which would attempt to optimize the power consumption and buffer lengths with constraints on the average delay.

"Last week, we proactively announced changes to our arbitration policies," the spokesperson said, referring to Uber's announcement that it would no longer make Uber riders, drivers, or employees deal with sexual assault or harassment claims through arbitration.

I am totally against binding, mandatory arbitration in insurance policies".

With the simple stroke of a pen, Alabama became the first state in the nation to approve "forced arbitration" clauses in insurance policies, abolishing policyholders' rights go to court against insurance companies or insurance agents for payment of their claims - even if the agent stole the policyholder's money.