Sentence examples for flows accepted from inspiring English sources

Instead of the NPI, derivatives for exposure to the public equity sector of the commercial real estate market use the total return of the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (NAREIT) in order to calculate the cash flows accepted (for the long investor) or paid (by the short investor).

With the linear topology, we can observe in our model (see Figure 11) that among the ten flows which make a request to be admitted in the network, nine flows are accepted and one is rejected.

The definition of a flow is accepted as a unidirectional sequence of packets between two endpoints that have a flow ID in common with no more than a specific interpacket delay time.

Whatever the term, and whatever her motivation, he'd gone with the flow and accepted her proposal without hesitation.

If the delay of the flow is superior to the required delay, then the algorithm returns null; otherwise, it returns the new scheduling matrix and the flow is accepted.

Traditionally, the circulatory character of CSF flow is accepted and coined as the "third circulation" (see for example [ 1- 5]).

The use of respiratory variations of arterial pressure and aortic flow are accepted bedside parameters of fluid responsiveness and are incorporated into the display screens of many monitoring devices and used to drive resuscitation algorithms [ 14].

In this solution, once every node on a flow path has accepted the flow in terms of bandwidth, the source has the final decision to accept or not the flow according to the decision made by the fuzzy decision scheme.

Emerging markets are as unlikely today as they were during the past decade to embrace the instability of global capital flows and accept large swings in exchange rates.But of course, emerging markets weren't interested in exchange rate stability so much as they were interested in the maintenance of a particular exchange rate.

Constraint 3 enforces that the new scheduling matrix of the network computed via Equation 19 is feasible, i.e., the scheduling made for previously accepted flows and the new flow are interference free.

IAC requires all the receiving nodes to buffer these broadcasts and as a result, when a new flow request arrives at each node, it locally determines whether the incoming flow can be accepted by comparing the new flow requirement with the buffered bandwidth information.