Sentence examples for assign more resources from inspiring English sources
Also, bigger countries assign more resources to larger firms.
LTE, on the other hand, can simply assign more resources to the cell-edge UEs that have a lower SINR.
The Chinese government should assign more resources to help western poor areas build stronger capacity to carry out prenatal health care system.
This index is used by psychiatrists in the clinical setting of the public mental health services in order to include patients in the category of "Severe Mental Illness" and thus assign more resources [ 22].
This can be achieved by assigning more resources to the more defect-prone artifacts, e.g., components, classes, and methods.
This is because ATBFQ attempts to satisfy users with poor channel conditions by assigning more resources, even with a lower chunk spectral efficiency.
It will also be miles ahead of 2002, when network executives like to joke that the Scripps spelling bee was assigned more resources. Nearly 300 hours of coverage are planned across the ABC and ESPN networks, in addition to many more hours on digital platforms and segments on "Sports Center.
Selection to increase litter size at weaning over 20 generations did not favour a greater acquisition capacity of female rabbits, but the selection criteria were attained by female rabbits that proportionally assigned more resources to favour litter size at weaning.
In addition, the more carrier frequencies are used in the system, the more available resource blocks there will be, so the user is more likely to be assigned to more resources and the energy efficiency value increases faster.
Contrary to SB, ATBFQ is a credit-based scheme which aims to accommodate the burstiness of the users by assigning them more resources in the short term, provided that long-term fairness is maintained.
Johnson noted that the government also puts a much greater emphasis on preventing attacks inspired by the Islamic State and al Qaeda and has assigned a lot more resources to those types of cases.
