Sentence examples for availability of the overall from inspiring English sources

Using this flexible redundancy architecture, the controller can be optimally configured to the application area, and the reliability and availability of the overall system can be increased because redundancy model varies as failures occur.

In cellular networks, centralized solutions turn feasible to achieve optimized objectives because of the availability of the overall state of the network [14]; however, they are impracticable to be implemented on the current distributed architecture of the RAN, regarding complexity and latency constraints [15].

However, due to case-specific data availability, use of the overall 41 criteria within the framework is constrained.

Let t f and ρ f be the average throughput and average availability, respectively, of the overall system when full on-ground feed processing is employed, and define tb and ρb as the corresponding counterparts in the beam processing case.

The AMBCA is a very valuable source of connectivity data because of the consistency of the experimental methods, the standardized brain region naming, the availability of the data and the overall high level of quality of the data.

A recent study among an HIV-positive cohort in London showed that there was only 50% awareness of the availability of PEP overall, and 64% in those who had a detectable HIV viral load.

A major challenge for the ITER project is to develop and implement a Remote Maintenance System, which can deliver high Tokamak availability within the constraints of the overall ITER programme objectives.

With a far more effective PMTCT program now in place and the widespread availability of antiretroviral therapy, the overall contribution of HIV to undernutrition in children under the age of 5 should have decreased significantly since this study was done.

the overall availability of the RO plant with and without the energy recovery turbine are derived from the performance of its subsystems and were compared.

Therefore, although the flavin secretion can improve the long-distance electron transfer in the absence of exogenous mediators, it can significantly curtail the objective to maximize the overall availability of the electrons for the electrode.

In this review, we focus on the Dutch situation because of data availability, but in the overall discussion we illustrate that the use of this Dutch scenario has not substantially affected our conclusions.