Sentence examples for balanced capacity from inspiring English sources
This concept of balanced capacity is closely related to the one presented in [10] where a low complexity suboptimal algorithm that maximizes the sum capacity while maintaining proportional fairness among the users data rate is developed.
The authors introduce the concept of balanced capacity to characterize the multiuser channel performance with total power constraints in [8] and they extend the concept to individual power constraints in [9].
Benefitting from the balanced capacity on positive and negative electrode, the fabricated asymmetric supercapacitor exhibit a remarkable energy density of 52.2 Wh kg−1 and excellent cycling life with 97.3% capacitance retention ratio after 10,000 cycles.
This explains the balanced capacity used in RRs 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 located inside the geocast region.
Given that resource availability plays such a role, variation in priority decisions can be reduced by reallocating resources (budgets) to achieve a balanced capacity across community mental health centres.
We have policies at European and national levels, we have quotas, we have capacity, balanced capacities, but the main problem is that today we have an emergency.
In the past, researchers have proposed the use of static load balancing or server response times to evaluate load balancing capacity, a lack of which may cause a server to load unevenly.
When firms focus on optimizing operational capacity alone, ignoring the impact of managers on service demand, they are able to maintain the optimal utilization and service quality by balancing capacity and delay costs.
Lund et al. show how a fully operational local CHP plant not only can satisfy local energy needs but easily also can operate as efficient balancing capacity.
In [8], a related scheme was presented in which H is block-wise diagonalized to narrow down the number of jointly detected streams to two, and then GMD is applied to balance capacity within each pair of subchannels.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00048.002 Homeostatic control mechanisms are essential to life, allowing cells to balance capacity and demand of numerous physiological processes.
