Sentence examples for provided mode from inspiring English sources
As such, it has the potential to outperform traditional ad hoc routing protocols (or at least perform as well) provided mode switches are triggered intelligently according to the network context, and that they are triggered for handling medium to large time-scale network context changes in order to avoid excessive control traffic and a resulting performance degradation.
Assuming that providing choice of mode will retain patients who are lost when a single provided mode is provided, we will test the following hypothesis: H1: Participation rates will be higher when potential participants are provided with choice of participation mode, compared to those of patients provided with only one participation mode.
Moreover, the sign-distance estimator provides mode signs.
Last cost function is the cost of providing mode changing facilities at multimodal terminals.
Fixed cost of providing mode changing facilities is aggregated to form the fourth cost function.
Under scenario 1, mode changing cost (cost of providing mode changing facilities at multimodal terminals) is much lower than DC establishment cost (about one hundredth).
The precondition for providing mode 2 orientation in the aforementioned sense is that the diversity of the set of futures considered is limited in some sense.
Third and fourth sentences, respectively, calculate cost of transportation from supplier to DC on multimodal network, and cost of providing mode changing facilities as multimodal transportation costs.
The scanning scheme contains three components, i.e., domain-oriented distributed architecture, service providing mode based on SoA and hierarchical strategy scheduling model.
This could be done by providing modes of additional resources (e.g. briefing sessions, reading materials) for tutors to gain more in-depth knowledge of the problem (Rotgans and Schmidt 2010a).
STITCH provides modes of action for the interactions between proteins and chemicals, which were annotated based on evidence derived from known experiments in the literature (Kuhn et al., 2012).
