Sentence examples for guarantee-based. from inspiring English sources

The main contribution of this study is the new guarantee-based scheduling algorithm used in the proposed MAC to support required level of QoS guarantee for all multimedia traffic types in wireless medium.

The main contribution of this study is the new guarantee-based dynamic adjustment algorithm used in MAC level to provide the required QoS for all traffic types in wireless medium especially Wireless ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode).

Among the two papers on 'scheduling and resource allocation,' the paper entitled 'A capacity and minimum guarantee-based service class-oriented scheduler for LTE networks' by Salman Ali, Muhammad Zeeshan and Anjum Naveed, deals with LTE scheduler design with service class-oriented QoS requirements.

Following the need for a balanced LTE service class-oriented scheduler, we define a minimum resource guarantee-based scheduler in the downlink that follows LTE service class attributes like delay budget and packet loss rate in addition to providing best channel condition use.

Lenders will pay a fee to use the guarantee, based on loan-to-value banding.

There is no guarantee, based on Iraq's political agenda to dismantle sanctions, that it will resume pumping two million barrels a day".

But as Mr. Obama confronts an electorate that is deeply unsettled by escalating health costs, he is offering a precise "chicken in every pot" guarantee based on numbers that are largely unknowable.

The seller chooses the mechanism generating the best revenue guarantee based on the information available, that is, the optimal revenue is given by maxmin expected revenue.

The weight convergence of the critic network and the stability of the closed-loop system are provided as the theoretical guarantee based on the Lyapunov theory.

This will encourage local authorities to take on the risk of borrowing by offering a £40bn guarantee, based on "the strength of the government's balance sheet" and also reassuring councils that the risks of building during a housing shortage are minimal.

The EC explains: The Youth Guarantee, based on experience in Austria and Finland, seeks to ensure that all young people up to age 25 receive a quality offer of a job, continued education, an apprenticeship or a traineeship within four months of leaving formal education or becoming unemployed.