Sentence examples for divided sector from inspiring English sources

It is very clear that those who start with least will be less inclined to borrow the most: furthermore, the introduction of differential fees (possibly up to £9,000) will create a divided sector in which those institutions that tend to attract richer students will charge as much as they can.

The beacon routing algorithm is a method of pre-computation based on divided sector model to aid the routing.

From the above results, the maximum energy gain can be achieved depending on the vertex angle of the divided sector in the circular region.

Section 3 presents the beacon routing algorithm in more details, including reverse sector topology method, divided sector optimization, and an implementation example by adopting proposed beacon routing algorithm over a cellular-WSN integrated network.

Index number i denotes the layer sequence of the divided sector layer; similarly, index number j denotes the block sequence of the divided mini sector which represents the divided piece of each layer in the sector.

In Figures 8 and 9, with the growth of network scale, energy efficiency ranks with the vertex angle of divided sector, but while the parameter ⌈R/r⌉ maintains in small section such as lower than 20, small β as 0.1 cannot achieve high energy efficiency.

Among Yesh Atid's top members are Shai Piron, a modern Orthodox rabbi and educator; Yaakov Perry, a former chief of Israel's internal security service; Yael Garman, the mayor of Herzliya; Ofer Shelah, a former journalist; Mickey Levy, a former Jerusalem police chief; and Dov Lipman, an American-born ultra-Orthodox rabbi who has worked to ease tensions between divided sectors of Israeli society.

All the responses received are divided sector-wise into four groups.

Since we can pre-implement local sensor network according to the optimal division described above, beacon routing algorithm based on these divided sectors can be achieved.

To find the productivity growth rates, labor input is used to divide sectors into non-tradable goods and export goods, which are specific conceptions intended to create macroeconomic factors to explain structural transformation from the 1970s onward.

In TSM, a road segment is divided into sectors and each sector selects the leader node by using information from periodic beacon messages.