Sentence examples for requests allocated from inspiring English sources

With EDF, the requests allocated on a given resource are scheduled in accordance with their deadlines.

A scheduling algorithm determines the order in which the requests allocated on a given resource are executed.

He added that the president's 2005 budget request allocated additional money to urban areas with greater security needs.

Parking requests are allocated iteratively using an aggregated approach as a function of simulated drivers' preferences, and parking availability.

For requests of Type 2 the maximum difference was in the order of 48.87%, while for Type 3, requests the bandwidth allocated per request by the Opt algorithm and Root algorithm was almost constant, equal to 6088 Mbps and 6424 Mbps, respectively.

The Speaker has instructed the Serjeant at Arms to ask Members who have sponsored these parliamentary passes to confirm that they have been properly requested and allocated, as required by the rules governing APPGs.

Following a meeting last night of the House of Commons commission, Bercow said he had instructed the Serjeant at Arms to contact MPs who had sponsored Commons passes for staff working for all-party parliamentary groups (APPGs) in order to confirm they had been "properly requested and allocated".

The nearest match to request is allocated and the task is scheduled to execute on the matched node.

With total resources of over $600 billion proposed for the Department of Defense and related agencies, the Pentagon's FY 2017 request has allocated just $7.5 billion in direct funding to fighting ISIS, and an additional $3.4 billion to the European Reassurance Initiative, the primary U.S. response to Russia's military moves along its borders.

Based on the user requests, DeSVi allocates computing resources for a requested service and arranges its deployment on a virtualized environment.

Performing monitoring activities at this level primarily enables cloud providers to adapt to varying volumes and types of user requests by allocating the incoming workload across computational instances (i.e., load balancing), or by reserving and releasing computational resources upon demand (i.e., elasticity) [25],[25].