Sentence examples for distributed priority from inspiring English sources

In order to achieve a distributed priority based neighborhood scheduling, the authors propose to separate the nodes into groups.

This paper describes instruments for distributed priority ranking of strategic preliminary requirements for MISs in organizations, profit-making or non-profit making, that are involved in the economy.

The authors in [24] proposed a distributed priority-aware multichannel access scheme based on weighted congestion game, where higher priority traffics are assigned with larger weight coefficients, thus to acquire more spectrum resource.

Zamifenacin (an M3 selective muscarinic antagonist) demonstrated 76% similarity with the poorly absorbed and distributed "low-priority" chemical raloxifene hydrochloride, so it was also given a "low-priority" status, leaving 22 chemicals remaining on the list of "possible false negatives" (see Supplemental Material, Table S1, for similarity scores for these 22 chemicals).

For facilities where committees provided input into the planning process, target increases were evenly distributed between facility priorities, community priorities, and mutual priorities.

In this paper we propose a distributed fault recovery priority scheme for dynamic restoration of connections.

All slices in a GOP are distributed into r=4 priority classes of equal size based on their CMSE value.

The sorting sheet had nine categories (1 extreme dis-priority, 5 non-priority, 9 extreme priority) with symmetrically distributed number of slots under each category: categories 1 and 9, 3 slots each, categories 2 and 8, 4 slots each, categories 3 and 7, 6 slots each, and categories 4, 5, and 6, 7 slots each (Additional file 1, Sorting Sheet & Instructions).

Chemicals not easily absorbed or distributed are considered "low priority".

On Aug. 9, a chart titled "Strategic Plan -- Attorney General Priorities" was distributed inside the department.

But the legislation does grant explicit authority to the director to "develop and determine" the government's intelligence budget, to exercise "exclusive direction" with the White House budget office over how that money is distributed, and to set priorities for what type of intelligence is to be collected by the nation's spies.