Sentence examples for enhanced priority from inspiring English sources

This dynamic adaptation considers the cross-layer information sent by the physical layer to provide enhanced priority for specific flows when a reduced and limited channel capacity is experienced in the satellite system.  .

To get your hands on them in the first place, the London arts institution encouraged fans to spend £100 on membership that would give you "enhanced priority booking".

The Corporate Trigger has noticeably enhanced priority to staff deployment in emergencies (although it has only been used in Darfur and the tsunami response to date).

To avoid this problem, we propose another scheme, named e-PERS (Enhanced Priority-based Energy Replenishment Scheme), where we use a k-means clustering algorithm to divide the sensors into k clusters in which the sensors belonging to a cluster are closer than to the other clusters.

Under the "enhanced" HIPC initiative, the priority use for the debt dividend will be poverty reduction.

Economic and diplomatic relations within its neighborhood and enhanced international standing are priorities for every Israeli government.

(11) In Sendai Framework Priority 2, an enhanced role for science in risk governance through dialogue and network creation between scientists and policymakers is needed.

"It is the industry and the government's duty to work with the trade unions and the offshore community to learn lessons from this latest accident and to take every possible step to ensure that safety is enhanced and remains the first priority for those who service the oil and gas industry in the North Sea".

The following proposition shows that by allowing RT user to adapt their utility properties via adjusting his parameter, they gain the enhanced flexibility of controlling the priority of being selected in accessing system resources among the others, towards optimizing their service performance.

Given the alignment of economic interests, Beijing and Kabul may be expected to keep enhanced bilateral relations a high priority in the near and medium term.

Serologic analysis of buffalo and analysis of environmental risk factors could also assist wildlife management strategies, e.g., risks associated with reintroductions of rhinoceros in different areas of the Serengeti, and identify priority areas for enhanced risk-based surveillance.