Sentence examples for formulated a joint from inspiring English sources

They formulated a joint routing, scheduling, and spectrum allocation and proposed a centralized linear programming-based solution.

In [13], Alicherry et al. formulated a joint channel assignment and routing problem for the MR-MC network, with the aim of maximizing network throughput subject to the proportional fairness constraints.

Would it be possible for the E.U. to formulate a joint policy toward Russia if Britain is not in the room?

Firstly, we formulate a joint optimization problem with both delay and migration cost considered, which is proved to be NP-hard.

We formulate a joint scheduling and routing problem with the objective of finding the schedules and routes for current active flows with minimum average latency.

The jury, Judge Monteverde said, accepted the view of both the prosecution and the Italian Government that Mr. Arafat did not know about the hijacking plan, which was meant to help thwart his efforts to formulate a joint peace intiative with King Hussein of Jordan.

There are suspicions that the government may be using its nuclear plan as a way of sowing discord within the opposition just as it is trying to formulate a joint platform for the 2010 election.Whatever the truth, the Social Democrats are unlikely to sign up to a deal involving the construction of as many as ten new nuclear plants.

"We have today entered into positive discussions with Bristol City Council to formulate a joint proposal that could be submitted to the administrator for an early resolution".

The most common approach for estimating the blurring kernel from a single image consists of formulating a joint optimization problem, often based on statistical models of the image and the degradation, which is used to estimate both the uncorrupted image and the kernel.

Following the Blackwater shooting incident at Nisoor Square in September 2007, the Departments of Defense and State agreed to formulate a joint policy on control of PMSCs in Iraq.

The MDT 'consensus' can give invaluable support to those key team members dealing directly with the families, can allow balanced review of data/diagnosis and can help to formulate a joint plan for future investigation and management.