Sentence examples for on specific resources from inspiring English sources

Fixed physical (for example, infrastructure) and social (for example, livelihoods, economy, and culture) attributes of the population, which are dependent on specific resources and practices, are used to represent potentially exposed assets.

One of the methods for reducing energy consumption is providing scheduling policies in order to allocate tasks on specific resources that impact over the processing times and energy consumption.

The specialization on specific resources by different lineages could also be interpreted as a partitioning of the resources.

The quantified model also provides useful service performance metrics, such as flows of people through different parts of the services, and changes can be evaluated in terms of their impact on specific resources.

Firstly, in the 'restriction definition' phase, each sector determines locally which other sectors are producing harmful interference on specific resource blocks and generates a list of resource blocks that the interfering sectors would have to restrict or limit transmit power in order to improve on that sector's throughput.

Resource assessments are used to answer different questions, e.g. on the impact on energy production in general of enacting certain policies; on the availability of specific resources for specific purposes; or on the viability of shifting from one energy resource to another.

We did not include patients referred to intermediate care units, transferred from one ICU to another based on a need for specific resources, or previously refused admission to another ICU.

To date, the NPS scenario planning efforts have focused on general adaptation strategies for a breadth of natural and cultural resources in National Parks, rather than on targeted management options for specific resources.

These feature sets were selected because they do not rely on any specific resources and they allow researchers to re-produce and generate the comparable results.

In this stream of literature, Fourcade (2008) argues that, through a mix of proximities (spatial, sectoral, cultural), innovative organizational forms emerge based on the specific resources of the territory.

This assumption is highly advised in order to enable interference management and guarantee QoS; as in [16], the authors have shown that low-power sensing of LTE signals is possible, and if the femto base station is able to sense which RBs the interfered user is been assigned, then it can reduce power on those specific resources.