Sentence examples for quality of service levels from inspiring English sources
The ACCC (Australian Competition and Consumer Commission) evaluates and publicly reports the quality of service levels of the four largest airports on a yearly basis to pressure airports to maintain an acceptable service performance.
In this work, a novel optimization framework is proposed that allows the improvement of Quality of Service levels in TCP/IP based networks, by configuring the routing weights of link-state protocols such as OSPF.
WiMAX is a broadband wireless access technology which includes different quality of service levels.
Cisco will pair HyNEX's high-end products with its network routers to handle specific quality of service levels.
In practice, many cloud providers offer the same services that differ in their quality of service levels, price, and in the way they are created, deployed, and managed.
Here, we see two contradicting goals of allocation: on the one hand, the reliability of long-term fixed allocation that allows the operator to plan into the future and to offer quality of service levels to his customers.
It also potentially introduces the idea that Twilio may at some point start offering different quality-of-service levels for users, similar to the way that carriers do.
bNote that interference constraints are imposed to provide a certain level of quality-of-service to the primary users, while buffer or delay constraints are used to statistically guarantee a quality-of-service level to the transmissions of the secondary users.
Furthermore, this paper observes a number of bandwidth allocation schemes in the mutliservice Internet environment, and compares their performance by comparing the average connection utility the quality of service level which a user of an Internet application derives from the network performance.
The algorithm takes into account sensing errors and guarantees a certain quality of service level at the primary user.
The second important schedule performance measure is flow rate fairness, which indicates the quality of service level that can be expected with a schedule.
