Sentence examples for for resource distribution from inspiring English sources

We can do this by introducing new norms and expectations into our workplaces, by challenging colleagues and managers, by reminding ourselves, and others, that thresholds are for resource distribution and management, they are not an indicator of need.

In addition, a GIS which enables automated decision making such as resource matching and route finding for resource distribution is presented.

This study is important for companies to negotiate some elastic terms in contracts and design reasonable development strategies for resource distribution.

I would argue that it represents a new imaginary for envisioning more inclusive and efficient systems for resource distribution, and does not take the current system as a given.

Despite development of decision making tools to assist policy makers in reaching unequivocal and optimal solutions for resource distribution [ 2- 4], the largely subjective technique of incrementalism [ 5- 7] is relied upon instead.

The following issues manifested in SNUBH's customization process: 1) determining the appropriate number of VMs to be adopted for the given number of VDI users and distinguishing between personal users and public users for resource distribution; 2) determining where to pursue dualization for stability of use; 3) the implementation scale of the ensuring hardware.

Additional joint optimization of resource distribution for self-backhaul and small cell access has been considered for operator-shared small cells, with additional requirements of cooperative signaling information exchange across different operators [12].

Potential biases in inferred poultry network properties may have important consequences for government preparedness of resource distribution during an outbreak; the extent of between-farm spread may depend on how rapid and where the movement restrictions that inhibit this risk are implemented.

For copying (bottom row), we show the "best case" copy preference for each resource distribution (i.e., the maxima in Fig.  2).

Hybrid schedulers in this regard are altered to cope up with frequency and as time domain scheduling suggesting the need for proper resource distribution in addition to scheduling of resources or simply splitting the scheduling process into simpler tasks.

While the latter is based, for the resource distribution among peers, on the use of erasure codes, e.g., Reed Solomon codes, here we investigate the system behavior when a simple randomized network coding strategy is applied.