Sentence examples for reassigning resources from inspiring English sources

The social network also recently stopped work on its off-app mobile ad network, and I speculated it could be reassigning resources to allowing FBX ads to appear on mobile.

Hence, instead of having in place proactive technical interventions that can immediately respond by reassigning resources to keep performance levels within acceptable thresholds, any QoS breaches that occur in the infrastructure are handled largely by follow up admin negotiations with a view to settling any business losses that may result from service interruptions through compensation.

With them, the QoE increase obtained by reassigning more resources to an under-prioritized service is often larger than the loss of QoE caused by taking those resources from over-prioritized services that are receiving more resources than the strictly needed.

He credited two new efforts by New York City Transit: an increase in the number of car cleaners on the L and No. 7 lines starting in September, and a new management initiative in December that gave managers more power to reassign workers and resources to tackle pressing problems.

"We're starting to get resources reassigned as each fire is starting to get their containment up...

I have since been reassigned into the human resources group, with a variety of assignments.

This means that the providers knowingly collaborate to interconnect their infrastructure in order to allow resources to be reassigned among them.

These techniques have reassigned the ways to manage natural resources in general and groundwater resources in particular.

Instead, managers should focus on how the resources they have can be reassigned or better managed to be more productive.

Base stations may be shared between radio operators, but temporarily unused resources can still hardly be reassigned for other purposes.

"We expect some of the resources in Oregon to be released and reassigned to the fires in Washington," Mr. Smurthwaite said.