Sentence examples for more time allocated from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it verifies that the probability of choosing the zero/peak transmission power monotonically decreases/increases with more time allocated for the WET. Figure 2 Probability of choosing each power level w.r.t. the time allocation factor τ for the noncooperative WET.

Fresh from the disappointment at only being given five minutes to speak at his party's annual conference the week before – there was more time allocated for toilet breaks – Dougie took issue with a comment made by Prof Paul Nightingale, a senior research scientist at Sussex University, comparing Britain's trade deals with Ireland and China to gravity.

In the lower regime of λ s, the more time allocated to the WET, the better performance can be achieved.

It can be seen that the link throughput increases first and then decreases with more time allocated to the WET.

Several specialists indicate that they spend the same amount of time on preparation as self-contained teachers, but the specialized content areas are getting more time allocated to them.

For the higher source density λ s, the interference dominates over the noise, and the more time allocated to the WET, the less time is retained for the data transmission which is not helpful to improve the link throughput.

Table 4 Time Hannah spent on various activities during the rehearsal   Less time than allocated More time than allocated Math tasks 3 6 Video discussions 6 2 Misc (e.g., introducing the lesson, reflections) 2 1 Total 11 9. Hannah's timing adaptations were judged by the raters to be "no impact" adaptations, using Seago's (2007) classification system discussed earlier.

He says he is in favour of the setting up of a business committee to ensure that more time is allocated for legislation.

In his letter demanding more time be allocated to the debate, he wrote: "While many colleagues agree with the compelling moral and legal case for action, a large section of Labour MPs remain unconvinced about two areas in particular and would welcome more clarity on these issues.

It is worth noting that when αT≥τ u, more time is allocated to the sensors for EH which as a result will increase the harvested energy and hence increase the transmit power of sensors.

The exception here is the (10 dB, 5,120 ms) with zigzag case, where the algorithm does not manage to converge in the given time frame (if more time were allocated, this approach too would improve performance; see Figure 4(a) in the next section), because of repeated changes between the same HOPs.