Sentence examples for client associations from inspiring English sources
We specify a set of low-complexity algorithms that capture distinctive terminal deafness and user demand constraints, while providing near-optimal client associations and airtime allocations, despite the problems' inherent NP-completeness.
As a consequence, client association control and scheduling in scenarios with densely deployed mmWave access points become particularly challenging, while policies designed for traditional wireless networks remain inappropriate.
The client association is a vital issue; since user dictates what the venture needs to create.
LVAPs virtualize access point-client association and decouples it from physical access points.
In this paper, we provide evidence to show that a pelagic shark species visits a seamount where it interacts with cleaners and investigate the cleaner-client association.
We assume that the initial associations between clients and their base stations are determined based on a prescribed routine, such as that noted above, under which a client associates with the base station whose signal is received at the highest power level.
Clearly, as with phosphorylation effects on client protein associations might be either direct or indirect due to changes in co-chaperone associations with Hsp90.
They were welcomed by association client Casey Lavely, former association staff member Beverly Mondok-Thomandassociationtion consultant David Cain.
The IDs are given to the clients upon association to assist with control and management function.
A "partnering guideline for public financed infrastructure projects" has been developed at the University of Kassel in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Transport, construction associations, client organizations and various construction companies for the special conditions in Germany.
A permanent solution is for Congress to enact conflict-of-interest laws forcing employees above a certain grade level at any agency to recuse themselves from official actions that affect a former employer or client, including trade associations and their members.
