Sentence examples for heterogenous resources from inspiring English sources

However, implementing such a model within a data centre (having homogenous and/or heterogenous resources) is very difficult since it needs calibration whenever a new hardware is installed within the existing servers.

Although several methods, ideas, and applications on cross-species phenotype integration have been presented before, accessing such data resources has been complicated by the lack of consistent documentation and distribution of data across heterogenous resources.

Channel- and queue-aware cross-layer scheduling and resource allocation strategies can fairly allocate resources among heterogenous traffic classes, with different scheduling policies (e.g., EXP, MDU and MLWDF) providing different trade-offs between efficiency, delay, fairness and service coverage.

For the intra-operator resource allocation, we consider non-overlapping subcarrier allocation and the operators support users with heterogenous service requirements.

Ideally a biomarker should be: closely associated with exposure, adequately sensitive and specific, consistent across heterogenous populations, cost efficient, acceptable to the user population, and feasible for use in the field (including low-resource settings) [ 9].

"They're a very heterogenous group," Dr. Lothstein said.

"England now is such a heterogenous, indefinable place.

My vision plan would build on the existing heterogenous aesthetic.

"People are irrational, inconsistent, weak-willed, computationally limited, heterogenous and sometimes downright evil," Russell said.

Both countries are run by Shiite majorities, though Iraq is a more heterogenous state.

The community is too scattered, too idealistic, and too heterogenous to follow pronouncements from on high.