Sentence examples for implicit allocation from inspiring English sources

Implicit allocation or market coupling, in principle, would increase the efficiency of cross-border trade, but may result in distributional effects, involving for instance a free-riding effect.

Rather, following Brunet (1992) and Peluso (2005), we define a territory as a space whose boundaries are demarcated to a greater or lesser extent: (1) that is appropriated by a group through social representations of this space, (2) within which certain practices are permitted based on the explicit or implicit allocation of rights, controls and authority.

The GPU-Manager consists of three parts: the AdminListener thread which handles the request of the PoolChecker, the WrapCUDA library hooking the API calls of the native CUDA library to support the implicit allocation or deallocation, and the RequestSender to provide the explicit user interface.

A delay-bound analysis for an implicit GTS allocation is proposed to analyze the impact on the bandwidth utilization and delay by using numerical network calculus analysis [24].

The main novelty of this coder is to show that the time-dependent behavior of the retina cells could ensure, in an implicit way, scalability and bit allocation.

The guidelines for the scale state that the investigators should not be able to predict which treatment was next, but this is an implicit way of describing concealment of allocation that may easily be overlooked by the assessors.

Barriers to higher Indigenous transplant rates may be related to system level factors including criteria (implicit or explicit) used for organ allocation [ 9- 11]; reduced likelihood of referral for transplant evaluation and failure to complete the work-up requirements [ 12].

The bit and power allocation algorithms are derived under the implicit assumption that the optimal problems in (10) and (20) are feasible, i.e., the allocated powers are neither negative nor infinity.

In this paper, we explore the question "Are the implicit constraints really redundant?" in the optimization of power allocation especially when using iterative methods (e.g., subgradient method) that have slow convergence speeds.

Numerical results for the water-filling problem and another existing power allocation problem demonstrate the effectiveness of considering the implicit constraints.

Sex allocation (SA) models are traditionally based on the implicit assumption that hermaphroditism must meet criteria that make it stable against transition to dioecy.