Sentence examples for reservation in which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nader, the Green Party presidential candidate, also spoke out against a recent raid on a South Dakota Indian reservation in which federal agents seized at least 2,000 plants the owner said were industrial-grade hemp.

But Jerry Meninick, the vice chairman of the tribal council of the Yakama Nation, which oversees the vast central Washington reservation in which Harrah and other towns lie, said he wanted the federal government to start enforcing a long-ignored alcohol ban, however unpopular it may be among non-Indians.

Wu, Zhang, and Huberman suggested a two-period model (which we refer to hereafter as the WZH model) for resource reservation in which in the first period the user knows her probability of using the resource in the second period, and purchases a reservation whose price depends on that probability [12].

Last week she was the subject of her own episode of "No Reservations," in which she competed in a Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament.

From the tasters offered so far, one fears the same may not apply to No Reservations, in which the spectacularly unlikeable Catherine Zeta-Jones plays a pristinely unsweating Manhattan chef.

Two years ago when I reviewed Cooke's In, which takes no reservations or credit cards, Ms. Cooke told me, "My dream in life is having a dinner party for 40 people every night".

Adaptive channel reservation strategies, in which bandwidth is allocated according to the instantaneous traffic load, have been proposed to address this issue.

In [26], for instance, it is proposed a channel reservation mechanism in which a certain number of white spaces are precluded to be used by new arriving secondary sessions (that is, those white spaces are reserved for spectrum handoff).

Ariba signed an agreement with Sabre Holdings, the world's largest travel-reservation company, in which Sabre agreed to use Ariba software in its corporate travel-management system.

On Monday, American Airlines announced the gradual introduction of an "entree reservations program" in which first- and business-class customers will be able to review menus and reserve their entree choice before a flight.

The first scheme is reservation-based, in which decisions are made at each core switch so that collisions (and therefore loss) can be avoided through reservations.