Sentence examples for caps framework from inspiring English sources
We propose a new solution based on Controlled Access Phase Scheduling (CAPS) framework, introduced for fixed rate WLANs in our earlier works, and employ a new fair central scheduler to achieve guaranteed fair services in a WLAN.
The architecture of a station and an AP that implement CAPS is depicted in Figure 2. A complete description of the CAPS framework is found in [12].
The CAPS framework is based on the assumptions that individuals differ (1) in the chronic accessibility (activation) of affective and cognitive representations and (2) in the interconnections of these chronic accessibilities.
To fill this important gap and to make CAP studies useful for policy analysis, future research efforts should, if possible, use an incidence-based CAP framework [ 14].
"The department took too long to discover that it was on course to exceed the framework cap," said the report.
Two main options arise in a cap and trade framework: (i) buying/selling emission allowances; and (ii) reducing emissions by investing in abatement technologies.
As Brown told WWF in 2007, the government wanted binding limits on developed country emissions in a post-2012 climagreementment, because London was the world's carbon trading capital, and "only hard caps can create the framework necessary for a global carbon market to flourish".
Under Osborne's proposed framework, a cap would be set at the start of each parliament.
The Lib Dems back a policy of "contraction and convergence" which would set up a global framework to cap CO2 emissions at a per-person level which is the same for all countries.
An article on Saturday about the resolution of the United Nations budget impasse omitted at one point a country among the five that put forward the spending cap that provides the framework for the accord.
Thus the question is whether establishing a framework for capping global warming emissions, albeit a compromised one, is better than waiting and hoping that the next Congress (or the next one or the next one after that) will have the political will to do what scientists say is truly needed.
