Sentence examples for issue of partitioning from inspiring English sources

The issue of partitioning a network into communities has attracted a great deal of attention recently.

Practically, the proposed partitioning technique, which is called the ITC (Inter-Task Communication) technique incorporating the RT-IJC2 (Real-Time Inter-Job Communication Channel), makes it possible to resolve the issue of partitioning networking functions into hardware and software modules on the SoC platform.

The whole body oxidation is based on C derived from dietary fat only, and this could be an issue of partitioning.

The issue of partition was not resolved, but the Irish agreed to pay £10 million to the British.

De Valera sought not only to alter the constitutional status of Ireland, but to overturn other aspects of the Anglo-Irish Treaty, most notably the issue of partition, as well as obtaining full control of the three "Treaty Ports" which had remained in British control.

It was the British who first in 1956 proposed the idea of partitioning the island, and their fingerprints are present on all developments on the Cyprus issue which in one way or another have some form of partition as a feature.

Indeed, the issue of memory partitioning and the reordering techniques described in Section 4 are linked to each other: whenever the CNUs are in idle, only one reading is performed.

Our framework also addresses other issues of HW/SW partitioning, for example, [6].

Number of partitions.

One important issue tackled is partitioning.

This work addressed the issue of photosynthetic carbon partitioning between isoprene and biomass in Synechocystis.