Sentence examples for auction proposed from inspiring English sources

We can see that the utility of SUs through the improved auction proposed is higher than the original bidding auction.

We extend the clock-proxy auction proposed by Ausubel et al. (2006) to a combinatorial clock-proxy exchange for the problem.

Two alternative market mechanisms have recently been designed to organize the allocation of scarce transmission capacity at cross-border level: (i) the "implicit auction", already used in some countries, and (ii) the "coordinated explicit auction", proposed by the European Transmission System Operators (ETSO) but not yet implemented.

What's the best way to get commercial broadcasters to yield needed spectrum — through incentive auctions proposed by the Obama administration?

Still, Treasury has directed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-controlled mortgage giants, to ramp up their purchases of hard-to-sell mortgage bonds, in what could be a speedier and less formal process than the auctions proposed by the Treasury.

Two sealed-bid auctions are proposed: (a) an auction based on bids for gas, which allocates network services through the minimization of gas price differences; (b) an auction with explicit bids for line-pack, which allows shippers′ valuation of line-pack storage.

Google's critics also disliked the auction mechanism proposed for allocating space to rivals in certain categories of search.

Examples include the auction algorithm proposed in [27] and the joint probabilistic data association algorithm [30].

In [22], a novel spectrum management policy based on Vickrey auction is proposed to construct the co-win situation that simultaneously satisfies four parties which are involved in CRN operations (i.e., PUs, CR users, operators, and regulators).

A key feature of the auction design proposed by the regulator TRAI is the benchmarking of the reserve price of 1800 MHz to the price of 2100 – 3G spectrum revealed in the 2010 auction.

In Result ②, for these scenarios of increased wind/solar volatility, no coal, and reduced nuclear, the gas spot prices are predicted to increase by 10%~30% in Scenarios 2 and 3, compared to the 2009~2015 gas price average, or from approximately 5.72 $/tcf to 6.31 $/tcf in Scenario 2 and 7.49 $/tcf in Scenario 3. To further evaluate the risk, the optimal auction model proposed lead to Result ③.