Sentence examples for contend for resources from inspiring English sources

Jobs associated with successive orders contend for resources on a FCFS (First Come First Served) dispatching rule in all machines.

On the other hand, the weak interference denotes that a pair of flows would contend for resources but they could be scheduled in the same time slot if the related DOFs can be properly arranged.

Indeed, it is worth mentioning that NB-IoT [11] and the new radio (NR) access technology design for 3GPP 5G systems [34] already consider a contention-based transmission mode with a predefined number of packet repetitions (known as uplink grant-free access, in which devices contend for resources, and multiple predefined repetitions are allowed, as specified in [34]).

Most members of the genus have saprophytic, free-living lifestyles, and contend for resources with several other organisms in oligotrophic environments (Hodgson 2000).

Last March, Luan Enjie, director of the China National Aerospace Administration, described the Moon as "the focal point wherein future aerospace powers contend for strategic resources".

Those who moved here with the IT boom are seen by older residents as insulated from the city by their affluence, only serving to congest roads and neighbourhoods, contend for limited resources and drive up prices.

In mobile devices, multiple applications contend for limited resources in the underlying embedded system framework.

Underlying China's decision to explore the Moon is the assumption that space powers will soon contend for strategic resources on the lunar surface and China does not want to lag behind in the new Moon race.

In addition, the processors within these systems contain a large number of cores with shared resources (e.g., last-level cache), heavily affecting the performance of tasks that are co-located on cores and contend for these resources.

However, as other deterministic routing proposals, DET cannot react when packets intensely contend for network resources, leading to the appearance of Head-of-Line (HoL) blocking which spoils network performance.

When there are only two slices contending for the resources, the controller adjusts the resource allocation in a smooth way.