If the other compliant STA, STA 2, is not interested in downloading its file faster, then, as shown in Figure 1, it can delegate some of its TXOPs to STA 1 so that the throughput of STA 1 increases up to 1 Mbps.
CONGRESS guards its privileges jealously, so when it agrees to delegate much of its power, even temporarily, the moment should not be squandered.
Following a spate of scandals (for instance, the president of the United Way spent $600,000 of his organisation's money on a 17-year-old mistress), the government has faced pressure to supervise the sector more closely especially as it delegates more of its own tasks to it.
The parliament can temporarily delegate part of its legislative power to the government, which then legislates by ordinances.
The F.A.A.'s decision to delegate some of its certification authority was done under a decades-old program meant to help the agency keep up with fast-changing technology but also to fill a gap in its own expertise.
It delegates some of its powers to the Secretariat and the Politburo when it is not in session.
No one state is technically a must-win, and for that matter, winning the statewide vote in Illinois has no direct bearing on the delegate count (all of its delegates are awarded by Congressional district).
He has closed a special office for immigrant affairs and delegated much of its work to Mexico's consulates.
The main contribution of this paper is an experimental study focused on profiling of different possibilities of implementation of Scatter Search algorithm, especially delegating some of its selected components to GPGPU.
Perry said that since the state has delegated much of its small drug-possession cases to "drug courts", which give judges more latitude on sentencing and provide alternatives to incarceration, the state is cutting back its prison population.
