Sentence examples for elementary resources from inspiring English sources

The key idea is very simple: first define a set of "elementary" chargeable resources and then describe the overall resource consumption of a given resource/service in terms of an aggregation of the consumption of these elementary resources.

In summary, we can say that the models of the two elementary resources for traffic and operation consumption can be considered strongly consumer-centric, but suffer form incompleteness and ambiguities (that we have pointed out) and the model for storage resource consumption is weakly consumer centric (checkpointing event is not observable), making the overall model weakly consumer centric.

The elementary resource unit (RU) is defined as any (subcarrier, time slot) pair.

Of the three elementary chargeable resources identified for the abstract resource, a CSN customer is charged only for the consumption of storage and traffic (there is no charge for operation consumption).

A trading resource represents a plethora of grouped elementary transmission resources.

Similar preconditions exist in the case of mobile service operators trading equal, elementary radio resource goods within hierarchical trading periods.

In Lakeland, Fla., a church provided $5,000 worth of supplies for an elementary school's resource room, and paid for math and English tutors.

CHWs may seem elementary in high-resource settings, but they have a valuable role to play in developing countries.

Not only do the applicants have questions about the salaries -- which range from $35,800 to almost $80,000, health benefits and working conditions -- but "they are pitting one district against the other to get the best deal," said Thomas Christensen, the district's assistant superintendent in charge of human resources and elementary education.

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Board members agreed that 100% graduation works as a mission because it is a goal that every school can work toward, from preparing students in early childhood to providing mental health resources in elementary school and dropout prevention in high school.