Sentence examples for propose an assignment from inspiring English sources
"propose an assignment" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It means to suggest or put forward a task or project for someone to complete. Here are two examples of how to use it in a sentence: 1. The teacher asked the students to propose an assignment for their final project. 2. The manager called a team meeting to propose an assignment for the new marketing campaign.
If we start at both ends of the data, then at some position k we have information about matches in both directions based on the current phasing, and can propose an assignment of alleles for all sequences at k in a single step, before incrementing k.
This paper proposes an assignment algorithm that can minimize the total power consumption for data communication in executing application programs and a switch structure that can reduce communication congestion resulting from simultaneous accesses to the shared memory.
PROSS (Srinivasan and Rose, 1999) proposes an assignment based solely on backbone dihedral angles.
Based on the premise that we have an information-fusion application for event detection, we propose a role assignment algorithm, called Information-Fusion-based Role Assignment (InFRA), to organize the network by assigning roles to nodes only when events are detected.
The purpose of this work is to propose a PPII assignment methodology that can be defined in the frame of DSSP secondary structure assignment.
On the other hand, Interaction messages are used by each SU to propose a channel assignment to link with neighbors and to inform them about the SU priority in the assignment (further details in Section 3-C).
We also propose a heuristic assignment algorithm.
The information obtained on index-identified SWNT and DWNT allows us to propose Raman criteria, which help identifying CNT when the ED fails to propose a single assignment.
We analyze its convergence performance and propose a pole assignment method allowing to take into account dynamics constraints and stability in regenerating mode at low speed.
We also propose a wavelength assignment scheme called Minimum Converter Allocation (MCA), which can further improve the utilization of the wavelength converters.
Based on its analysis in terms of stability and efficiency, we also propose a priority-assignment policy that lowers the system operation cost without compromising stability.
