Sentence examples for refined resource from inspiring English sources

We consider a distributed hierarchical resource allocation, where the MR only performs a rough resource allocation with limited information (the average channel gain of all outgoing links at MC or the statistical channel information) and the MCs perform more refined resource allocation with full information that is available locally.

The strategy should reflect a clear understanding of markets and should result in intelligent defining of the segments that could result in refined resource allocation.

This is due to the fact that, in the centralized architecture, the intermediary broker node performs an initial selection operation, in order to return the most relevant resources (satisfying functional requirements and constraints on dynamic attributes), which results in a more refined resources list and thus a reduction in the size of the resources' description document returned to the VIP.

The synthetic estimation is a technique that has been developed to allow for small-area estimation of phenomena (in the absence of direct small-area measurements of the phenomena), including health indicators, principally to refine resource allocation to the areas (Heady et al., 2003).

The couple found the process of finding the right real estate agent to be painful, specifically that there was no easy (or refined) online resource for researching agents by credentials, location, experience or transaction history.

While it is useful to learn from successful and effective programmes, many challenges attend the implementation of interventions tested and refined in resource-rich countries, given the huge gap in what is feasible in poorly resourced contexts.

A group of climate change scientists recently wrote a letter to President Obama, arguing, "It takes a lot of energy to extract and refine this resource into useable fuel, and the mining is environmentally destructive.

In year 3 we will complete data analysis, reporting and prepare publications and refine resources developed in the project.

Future work of AACR will focus on developing and refining lexical resources and scoring models, as well as guidelines for the use of different techniques.

Continued efforts to refine these resources for T. bernacchii may well serve to establish these unique fish as a 'model' organism for research in polar adapted species and as an important part of a greater effort to increase the genomic resources for polar organisms that inhabit the extreme, yet static polar environments like the Southern Ocean.

The RIG workflow enables research communities to use the GATK (i) to interrelate different sequencing template preparation methods such as reduced representation and WGS into common, standardized file formats; (ii) accurately call genetic variants from genomic sequence data; and (iii) to iteratively refine variant resources.