Sentence examples for exponential pricing from inspiring English sources
In the LTE part, we propose a two-stage pricing-based rate allocation under both linear and exponential pricing approaches, aiming to satisfy all offloading UEs regarding their LTE uplink access.
which is a convex exponential pricing function of the transmission power pi,j.
The convex pricing function is an exponential pricing function of each cells' transmission power, which can reflect the cross-tier interferences.
Therefore, we define the exponential pricing function, which can ensure that the small cells will be penalized when causing serious interference to the guaranteed macro cell users as mentioned above.
A truly greedy executive would keep a much lower profile than Shkreli: there would be no headline-grabbing exponential price hikes, just boring but reliable ticks upward; no interviews, no tweeting, and absolutely no hip-hop feuds.
But the government's 2009 decision to give a private company sole control over all tourism on the island has meant exponential price hikes.
We compare their performance with the 802.11 DCF access scheme and with a state-of-the-art access algorithm under different number of offloading UEs and for both linear and exponential pricing-based rate allocation for the LTE uplink.
MARKET OVERVIEW Vienna, the powerful engine of Austria's residential real estate market, has experienced an exponential rise in prices in recent years, and housing prices outside the capital, in areas including Styria, have remained extremely strong despite global economic tremors.
That exponential fall in price is why the solar industry is beginning to really take off now.
Since 2006, Moore's Law is getting to a point where we are now starting to see exponential improvements in price performance compared to what we saw in the 1960s, which was the early stages of Moore's Law.
When the central bank loose its ability to control money supply, the increase in the velocity of money will produce an exponential increase in prices, causing the economy to experience inflation (Al-laham and Al-tarawneh 2009).
