Sentence examples for instance the allocation from inspiring English sources
For instance, the allocation and dispatching rules of power system reserve capacity, usually provided by hydroelectric power or thermal power, have been changed by the integration of large amounts of intermittent renewable energy.
For instance, the allocation of a high-priority RB to cell-centre MSs is wasteful, as such a MS-BS link is generally strong, and hence interference protection is unnecessary.
In the demersal fisheries, for instance, the allocation of quota rights was not a once-and-for-all affair but an extended process, due to the impact of the effort option between 1985 and 1990, and the gradual inclusion of segments of the small artisanal fleet into the ITQ system during 1991-1998.
For instance, the resource allocation function does not have an impact on the decision-making at the neighbouring eNodeBs (Not NC) and will be influenced by the channel quality measurement reported by UEs in short period (DS); therefore, resource allocation task should be done by the eNodeB rather than at the SDRAN controller.
For instance, the strategic allocation of limited resources for vector control programs could lead to improved control outcomes [ 23, 24].
For instance, the Scottish allocation formula has a different age-sex weighting and the formula review group proposed yet another weighting, based on a third database [ 8, 18].
This scenario may favor the existence of temporal trade-offs in the production of both traits, for instance, by increasing the allocation of carotenoids to bare parts when feathers have been fully developed.
For instance, the optimal equity allocation is higher for a person with less volatile human capital, and vice versa.
Will it be obvious, for instance, how quickly the allocations become more conservative?
The issue connected to borders, for instance, is closely related to the allocation of competences and institutional responsibility.
Unlike RAP, the allocation of resource instances in this approach is carried out for the whole planning horizon at each decision stage without considering finer-grained resource allocation intervals.
