Sentence examples for fixed availability from inspiring English sources

With fixed availability, the intervention is available to all subjects who arrive during a certain time of day or day of the week.

The introduction of description logic-based semantics to provide homogeneous descriptions of object capabilities enables lowering the heterogeneity and a limited set of interactions (such as those with stationary objects with fixed availability) to be deduced using classical reasoning systems.

This would also prevent the system from being gamed, which would be simple under the other system: imagine someplace where an inner city district has poor fixed broadband availability and companies don't want to spend the money to upgrade it.

Variability at individual synapses was modeled explicitly in Figure 8 by examining probabilistic signaling for a varying number of independent release sites/active zones at a given ribbon synapse (with fixed vesicle availability and quantal response).

Kacem, A. Ridha Mahjoub, Fully polynomial time approximation scheme for the weighted flow-time minimization on a single machine with a fixed non-availability interval, Computers and Industrial Engineering 56 (2009) 1708 1712].

In a recent paper [Theoretical Computer Science 363, 257 265], He, Zhong and Gu considered the non-resumable case of the scheduling problem with a fixed non-availability interval under the non-resumable scenario.

Kacem, Approximation algorithm for the weighted flow-time minimization on a single machine with a fixed non-availability interval, Computers & Industrial Engineering 54 (2008) 401 410], this paper is the first successful attempt to develop a constant ratio approximation algorithm for this problem.

Among the many factors relating to logistics performance, it was found that fixed broadband Internet availability is the most important target area for improvement related to sustainable logistics policy.

Note that since E[R] or E[Y] is fixed, the server availability increases as a function of E[Y] in the former case and decreases as a function of E[R] in the later case.

In particular, two scenarios are considered: 1) the varying land plot scenario, where the land plot availability is included in the decision variables of the optimization, and 2) the sequential land plot scenario, where the land plot availability is fixed prior to optimization.

In this model we assume that the alternative food has no dynamics evolution of its own, which means that the alternative food is fixed in constant amounts, availability is significantly high, and hence unaffected due to consumption (see the references [22, 23]).