Sentence examples for nominee selection from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we study the nominee selection principles and mechanisms.

Without valid design of nominee selection mechanism, the design of congestion control protocols could be inefficient or even flawed.

"This is like the Twilight Zone of presidential nominee selection," Mr. Rath said.

Nominee selection plays a key role in nominee-based congestion control, which is essential for multicast services to ensure fairness and congestion avoidance.

Existing nominee selection schemes choose nominees by comparing the calculated throughput of receivers using the TCP throughput equation with the measured loss rate and round-trip time.

Next, we propose a new general nominee selection algorithm (GNSA) as a solution and prove that GNSA converges to the 'worst' receiver and the expected number of iterations is less than (1+ln n), where n is the group size.

Alexander Hamilton explained that the president alone has the choice in making nominee selections and the Senate alone has power to "ratify or reject".

But while the conversation has not yet focused much on the Supreme Court, any historian can tell you that having a 60-vote filibuster-proof Senate for the President changes the dynamic entirely for the President's Supreme Court nominee selections, and it changes it in his favor.

This candidate will have been selected on tightly defined criteria, as part of what makes a "successful" nominee; the selection process has been criticised for the emphasis given to "male" characteristics.

National political conventions in America have become largely meaningless theater, serving principally as coronations for a party nominee whose selection by thousands of delegates is entirely preordained.

DALLAS — Now that Senator John McCain is headed to the nomination, he can begin thinking seriously about perhaps the most important decision he will have to make as the Republican presidential nominee: the selection of a running mate.