Sentence examples for cost-effective capacity from inspiring English sources

Since CIFR only selectively performs channel inversion, a cost-effective capacity optimization can be obtained in this scheme.

The conclusion may be useful for power grid planners seeking to design grids with cost-effective capacity.

Implementation results demonstrate the potentials for cost-effective capacity planning and outsourcing, and identify the applicability of these fuzzy theories to a specific mold-manufacturing case.

Costs of the application were not addressed, but were minimal and the approach lends itself to the creation of teacher training teams that may provide sustainable and cost-effective capacity that is administratively easy to implement.

This paper describes an MILP model for determining the capacity requirements, and the most cost effective capacity improvement initiatives, to meet demand while minimising the total cost of infrastructure and demurrage.

We propose a novel scalable large-scale OXC architecture with a two-stage hetero-granular optical path switching mechanism based on a combination of different granular optical selective switches and an appropriate network design algorithm that can make the best use of the proposed OXC architecture for building cost-effective large capacity optical networks.

Femtocells are short-ranged (10 to 30 m) low-power access points developed to provide cost-effective high-capacity services within a small coverage area.

This was viewed as a sustainable and potentially cost-effective method of capacity building.

She leads research on 'Bioprocess Decisional Tools' that has pioneered the development of algorithms at the process business interface to facilitate cost-effective bioprocess design, capacity planning and R&D portfolio management.

The major concern in UDN deployment is the backhaul network, which should be scalable, cost-effective, and have sufficient capacity to support massive small cell traffic.

Installing signals has long been proved to be a cost-effective solution to increase capacity and treat unbalanced flows at modern roundabouts (Shawaly et al., 1991).