Sentence examples for considering capacity from inspiring English sources
The stochastic integer programming model proposed in this paper brings coordination to this process while considering capacity uncertainty.
The underlying network design problem is based on a 4-index (5-index by considering capacity type) formulation of the hub location problem which are known for their tightness.
"In spite of the widespread claims of continuing and even accelerating growth rates, internet traffic growth appears to be decelerating," the MINTS site concludes.Too little internet traffic could prove to be more dangerous to the industry than too much.Of course, looking at traffic growth in isolation is meaningless without considering capacity.
The main way is to focus on adaptation of market rules on the supply of power at peaks and extreme peaks by considering "capacity adequacy" as a public good (with three solutions: capacity payment, reserve obligations, centralised procurement by auctioning for peak capacity).
Using a time-variant mission-oriented WSN model, we formulate our resource allocation problem as a dynamic network utility maximization problem, which aims to maximize a hybrid mix of an aggregated objective function of missions' utilities and energy consumption, considering capacity, interference and sum-rate demand constraints.
In this research, hub operations is modelled as a GI/G/1 queuing network and integrates the hub operation queuing model and the hub location-allocation model, then a multimodal hub-and-spoke hub location model considering capacity limit is proposed and tested.
It is notable that this level of accuracy was achieved by analysing data recorded during discharge experiments, rather than by only considering capacity-fade data.
Of the title subject matter, the book's introduction declares, "It is aesthetically stunning — commanding every onlooker to consider capacity and consequence".
Then I realized a second big "a-ha": AI today does not consider capacity constraints.
It alternatively considers capacity levels that allow for leaving the discrete capacity planning completely to the model.
Then a resource splitting strategy that simultaneously considers capacity maximization, fairness constraints, and QoS constraints is proposed.
