Sentence examples for differentiated priorities from inspiring English sources

Both CCH and SCH support four data classes with aggressively differentiated priorities as shown in Tables 1 and 2. Each data class has its own MAC resources.

The virtualized slices are assigned to multiple mobile users according to their differentiated priority of service flows.

In the future, we plan to expand our implementation by improving the data delivery mechanism to incorporate differentiated priority scheduling, such that higher priority traffic can be transmitted in preference to lower priority traffic.

Differences across per capita income groups suggests the need for differentiated priority setting mechanisms guiding international support.

This study proposes a differentiated object priority control (DOPC) system for MPEG-4 streaming.

The DiffServ architecture defined by the IETF[7] allows IP traffic to be classified into a finite number of classes differentiated by priority, to support different QoS levels.

QoS-Fi is an OFDM-based QoS-aware PHY/MAC protocol that allows different Wi-Fi STAs to access several narrower orthogonal subchannels with differentiated channel access priority in a wide-band Wi-Fi.

Those results indicate that differentiated service with priority queueing has a bigger impact in OSA networks than in conventional networks and should thus be actively used when they carry multiple classes of traffic with different QoS requirements.

The analysis also offers two recommendations for the US' public diplomacy institution: (1) create and implement frameworks such as the one presented to systematize differentiated public diplomacy mission priorities within the region, and (2) prioritize finding another way to differentiate the US, and specifically, to compete with China.

"It is about grouping our schools according to a range of factors to establish priorities for differentiated support and identifying those from whom the sector can learn".

The scheduler also allows events with otherwise identical times to be differentiated with an optional priority ranking.