It has also led to a set of general architectural principles, such as fate sharing and the end-to-end principle, that provide widely applicable guidelines for allocating functionality among network entities.
Based on the principle of allocating an unequal number of clusters for randomization [9], we allocated 30 kebeles to the intervention and 21 kebeles to the control group.
A methodology for allocating the cost of RES subsidies that ensures an optimal balance between compliance with the main regulatory principles of tariff design and each state's specific policy is of cardinal importance in the current context.
Task scheduler (for allocating tasks to clients).
Ingelise Holstein for allocating the randomized treatments.
The scoring system uses data fromthe patient'spre-operative notes, and is based on the principle of allocating points for individual risk factors thought to increase the likelihood of complications during surgery.
Governments, he suggested, could use economic principles to allocate visas, either by selling the right to migrate at a price that called forth a desired number of migrants, or by auctioning immigrant visas.As with any price, one for immigration would allocate the ability to migrate to those who desired it most.
For instance, consider a principle that allocates benefits and burdens on the basis of race, and contrast this with a principle that allocates the same benefits and burdens randomly.
Similarly, the problem of allocating multiple services onto different subsystems in multi-access wireless systems is addressed in[5], where some principles for how this service allocation should be done to maximize the resulting combined capacity are discussed.
Many approaches used for spatially allocating crops are based on principles of economic optimization (e.g., farmers or plant owner's profitability) such as; agent based modelling [34], linear optimization modelling [35, 36], or Marchov chain modelling [37].
