As a result of Prop 13, and later ballot initiatives that pre-allocate nearly ninety per cent of the state's funds, California's annual budget process has been marked for decades by blown deadlines, furloughs for public employees, and I.O.U.s for the state's creditors.
In particular, there is no need to pre-allocate which nodes assume controller functions and which ones merely relay data.
Previously, it's been common practice for cryptocurrency developers to pre-allocate a certain amount of their new cryptocurrency to self-fund development.
Then, a new hot forging process is proposed to manufacture the driven NCSB-gear, and a pre-forging stage is arranged in this hot forging process so as to pre-allocate the material according to the shape features of the driven NCSB-gear, which is benefit for metal flowing in final forging stage.
First, noHype pre-allocates processor cores and memory to virtual machines.
Within a so called super-frame, chunks of subcarriers are pre-allocated for the two modes.
The main idea behind the mechanism is to make use of the backup lightpaths that are commonly pre-allocated to protect the network from failures.
The translation function pre-allocates the required RRUs, from the available ones of each VNO, to achieve the data rates dictated by the policies.
In this paper, we propose an over-provisioning scheme, which pre-allocates the spare capacity of lightpaths to dynamic sub-wavelength traffic demands such that the network can be more agile in responding to traffic increment requests.
The minimum RB units are pre-allocated to all scheduled UEs when there are not enough resources; otherwise, the average RB per UE obtained in the last step is pre-allocated.
As in [ 13], the genomic locations of multireads are also resolved probabilistically in this step, further contributing to improved overall accuracy compared to methods that ignore or fractionally pre-allocate multireads.
