Sentence examples for differentiated allocation from inspiring English sources

That distinct groups within a state do not share the same sense of identity towards 'their' political community (or communities) can be a reason to argue in favour of a differentiated allocation of rights (Carens 2000, 168 173).

If fewer blue-collar women were not as willing to use or did not need IVF services as much as white-collar women, this differentiated allocation cannot be considered as inequality.

Serviter employs a new QoS-differentiated allocation mechanism, called Control plane-Quality of Service, to allocate the platform internal resources fairly and efficiently among partitions and their services.

It follows that different utility functions can be used to accomplish differentiated rate allocation.

This section demonstrates the course of action in the G-DRG cost accounting system to allow a detailed assessment of the ability of the scheme to accommodate differentiated resource allocation and precise cost assessment.

The proposed algorithm, called SLA-aware differentiated QoS (SADQ), employs differentiation at the level of routing, spectrum allocation, and connection survivability.

According to the quality of service (QoS) requirements of differentiated service (DiffServ), a cross-layer resource allocation algorithm for multi-user orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) systems is presented.

Assuming different isoforms of these proteins, we performed 2D immunoblots for Fibulin-1 as well as Apolipoprotein E and found in the case of Fibulin-1 a wide distribution of isoforms (Figure S2), which were suggestive for different isoform-allocation, but difficult to be differentiated by 2D-immunoblot.

In married couples, time allocation to childcare becomes more gender differentiated and remains so over time.

Using US consumer expenditure survey data, and incorporating a differentiated price response for different households, we find that all three allocation strategies considered are progressive: a per adult based allocation is the most progressive, a per vehicle allocation nearer to proportional, and a per capita allocation in between the two.

The contention of this paper is that a differentiated service model needs to be complemented by economic resource allocation mechanisms which include some form of pricing that provides the right incentives for users and network providers to sustain the model.