Sentence examples for preemption from from inspiring English sources

The approach of simply considering the interruption periods as a preemption from PU traffic is therefore not accurate and general enough to analyze OSA networks.

Also note the stair-like shape of cell-throughput CDF for low data rates, which is caused by preemption from DCH connections.

(Lewis distinguishes such cases of preemption from cases of symmetrical overdetermination in which two processes terminate in the effect, with neither process preempting the other. Lewis believes that these cases are not suitable test cases for a theory of causation since they do not elicit clear judgements).

These days though, more and more startups are opting to use Section 4(a)(2), which doesn't require a Form D, but also doesn't provide a "blue sky" exception to start securities laws, which means that startups have to file in relevant state jurisdictions and no longer have preemption from the SEC.

CAC scheme on distributed RAN systems with stand alone BBUs serving individual BSs from our previous work in [1], CAC on C-RAN without fuzzy logic applied from our previous work in [1], CAC with fuzzy-logic on C-RAN without preemption from our previous work in [2], and. the proposed CAC with fuzzy logic on C-RAN with preemption in this paper.

Scott Bursor, an attorney representing the plaintiffs, reportedly said that this decision "sounds the death knell for the industry's petition seeking a preemption ruling from the FCC a ruling the industry has never been able to win in court".

In the case of noise control, however, few states and localities attempt direct regulations because they do not have sufficient market power and resources and because of preemption challenges from other law (Air Transport Association of America v. Crotti 1975).

Finally for service type (St), when the value of St increases from NRT to RT, the admittance decreases from Preemption to Accept since the NRT requests are preempted and the RT connections are accepted.

Figure 5 The preemption starts backwards from the farthest frame to the nearest.

Moreover, the preemption starts backwards from the farthest frame to the nearest, as shown in Figure 5.

When we turn from preemption examples involving deterministic causation to those involving chancy causation, we see that the problems for Lewis's theory multiply.