Sentence examples for capacity scarcity from inspiring English sources
To which extent would the coveted competition in an open railway market be influenced by capacity scarcity, mainly during peak hours or along more profitable corridors?
For instance, Sölveling [7] proposed a long-term approach of addressing capacity scarcity by modifying an airport's configuration and increasing its runway efficiency.
When renewable output is not sufficiently positively correlated with energy demand, renewable capacity expansion reduces the expected available production capacity and increases the probability of capacity scarcity for a given level of capacity demand parameters.
But under the hypothesis of risk aversion, the results highlight the advantage of the capacity mechanism over scarcity pricing.
The result of the allocation process may also provide other relevant information like that about scarcity of capacity.
Intuitively, the integration of these two hot technologies is expected to be a solution for the problems of spectrum scarcity and capacity limitation.
Thanks to the exploitation of frequencies in the interval ranging from 0.06 to 10 THz, it is envisioned the possibility to overcome the issues related to the spectrum scarcity and capacity limitation.
THz Band communication will alleviate the spectrum scarcity and capacity limitations of current wireless systems, and enable new applications both in classical networking domains as well as in novel nanoscale communication paradigms.
Guaranteeing QoS in wireless networks is a complicated task due to the unique characteristics of wireless networks such as user mobility, limited link capacity, frequent link failure, scarcity of bandwidth, channel fading, and inability to predict the availability of resources in the network.
The framework has eight vulnerability parameters: water variation, water scarcity, water exploitation, water pollution, natural capacity, physical capacity, human resource capacity, and economic capacity.
The extraordinary increases in processing power and the glut of transistors that carry it have led directly to today's scarcity of telecommunications capacity.
