Sentence examples for higher scheduling from inspiring English sources

More resources each scheduler demands, higher scheduling cost may incur and longer job response times the users may experience.

Now, the N.F.L. is making a move to raise the profile of the draft even higher, scheduling the first round of the 2010 draft for prime time on a Thursday night and spreading the event over three days instead of a weekend.

Therefore, multi-cluster transmission has higher scheduling flexibility compared to SC-FDMA while keeping the power back-off requirements at the UE at a reasonable level.

Dual-cluster scheduling has the advantage of higher scheduling flexibility as compared to single carrier frequency division multiple access (SC-FDMA), while keeping the peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) or signal cubic metric (CM) relatively low as compared to orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA).

Otherwise, the scheduler allocates the current sub-band to that UE and expands its transmission bandwidth to the adjacent sub-bands on both sides until either another UE has a higher scheduling metric or the maximum transmission power of that UE is exceeded.

Higher schedules mean thicker walls of pipe that can resist higher pressures.

But, the implementation of operators within a meta-heuristic enables to produce a higher schedule quality.

Alternatively, link-assigned schedules with extended transmission rights can achieve some measure of the same improved efficiency with better spatial reuse, which results in a higher schedule capacity.

Of note, cisplatin at a dose of 70 mg m−2 weekly six times in a period of 8 weeks, compared with the standard dose of 75 mg m−2 every 3 weeks results in a 2.1-fold higher schedule-intensity.

Then, the scheduler selects a UE and the corresponding sub-band with the highest scheduling metric and checks the power constraint of that UE with Equation 3.

If pressure to succeed is really that high, scheduling a 20-minute lunch period is just treating the symptom.