Sentence examples for opportunity allocation from inspiring English sources

The bandwidth of the embedded user is BR. the appropriate bandwidth resources would be allocated to embedded users by opportunity allocation utility function OA (PC).

"If the student opportunity allocation were to be cut, that cuts the ability for us, at scale, to help some of the most disadvantaged but most ambitious people in our society," Horrocks said.

MCCA is a distributed transmission opportunity allocation algorithm in which mesh stations coordinate their intended transmission duration using request and acknowledgment procedures.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Interaction opportunities & allocation of attention [adapted from [25].

The high level of flexibility and adaptability offered by emerging system architectures provides an opportunity for dynamic allocation of resources across users and applications, to increase the network resource usage and to enhance the user satisfaction.

His research on normative and public economics and theories of distributive justice has focused in particular on the analysis of equality of opportunity, on fair allocation and social choice theory, with applications to income taxation, health policy and climate mitigation.

In this note I intend to focus narrowly on one particular application of the egalitarian principle of equality of opportunity to the allocation of health care resources.

As a result, SSNs provide a significant opportunity to influence allocation priorities, and to shape expenditures so that they are effective, efficient, and equitable, and best serve the interests of the poor.

Managers were probably identified as important because of their key role in creating and shaping learning opportunities through the allocation and structuring of work (e.g. allocating varied and challenging tasks and building in time for reflection and other learning activities).

This article investigates metamodeling opportunities in buffer allocation and performance modeling in asynchronous assembly systems (AAS).

This opens new opportunities for resource allocation because with its service workflow definition, more accurate prediction of its individual components' dynamic workload is possible, thus resulting in better utilization of resources.