Sentence examples for optimise the allocation from inspiring English sources

As more resources are used, power consumption in the data centre increases and IPs may choose to optimise the allocation of VMs to physical nodes.

The main idea is to optimise the allocation or utilisation of transmission resources such as bandwidth or time in order to reduce energy consumption.

In this study, we have employed the linear programming modelling technique to optimise the allocation of 35,000,000 L of water produced daily by the State Water Corporation and supplied to the four sectors of the town.

It is hoped that these findings will provide a model for authorities of developing countries to optimise the allocation of health resources.

We agree with Martina Sester and colleagues that to optimise the allocation of available resources, appropriate selection of risk groups for systematic LTBI testing and treatment is crucial.

Production scheduling greatly contributes to optimising the allocation of processes, reducing resource and energy consumption, lowering production costs and alleviating environmental pollution.

Based on this estimation, VRRM optimises the allocation of resources to the two VNOs, according to their SLAs (as described in Section 3.3); a resulting policy is issued to LRRM (Local RRM, implemented by OAI) to share the available resources: 5.7 Mbps is allocated to VNO BG, and 1.2 Mbps to VNO BE, corresponding to 82.6 and 17.4% of capacity, respectively.

Quantifying the future burden of cancer incidence and mortality, in terms of expected numbers of cases and deaths, or rates of disease, is important in optimising the allocation of resources for screening, diagnostic, therapeutic and palliative services and to provide a baseline from which the success of future interventions can be judged (Bray and Møller, 2006).

d The (possibly iterative) utilisation of soft information at the receiver suggests using capacity-based measures to optimise the power allocation.

Whilst political economists depict state intervention in the economy and social protection as necessary for efficiency and growth, therefore, neo-liberals represent state interference in the economy and welfare provision as interfering with the ability of the market to optimise the efficient allocation of scarce resources.

A local search optimises the initial allocation, guided by availability guarantees.