Sentence examples for predetermined delay from inspiring English sources

In ACES, admission of a request is decided by comparing the available computation capacity to the predetermined delay bound of the request.

Next, after a predetermined delay, the location of the phonon in the nanoresonator array would be measured by scanning the transmon's transition energy (hbarnu_{a}) (via a flux ramp) through the range of nanoresonator energies.

Both of the schemes basically aim to take the most advantages of the potential frequency selectivity by inserting predetermined delays at the relays, in order to further improve the system performance (coverage and throughput).

If death is largely predetermined and critical care is simply delaying the inevitable, should we not direct resources elsewhere, sparing the patient and their loved ones unnecessary suffering and false hope?

Essentially, there is a tablet within a tablet, with the interior tablet having a coating that delays release of its contents for a predetermined time.

Thus, the total length of one cycle is Tc = Tatim + T. Lengths of these intervals are predetermined and fixed and hence, the intervals determine the average access delay as well.

By adopting the same approach as in [7], it can be assumed that congestion-related packet loss occurs when the end-to-end queuing delay of the th path of the th source exceeds a predetermined threshold.

The early appearance of the ability to delay suggests that it has a genetic origin, an example of personality at its most predetermined.

To combat multipath delay and Doppler shifts in vehicular environments, the preamble long training sequence is inserted at a predetermined symbol duration throughout the frame, also referred to as midamble data-aided channel tracking [29].

"Nothing is predetermined.

"It is all predetermined.