Therefore, we first resort to developing an iterative algorithm for the problem and then propose a sub-optimal solution which has lower computational complexity.
Since MNs follow the macroscopic mobility model, we resort to developing the two-dimensional integral (9) to compute the throughput of the link between an MN and its assigned RN.
Crown first extended its reach to the United States in April by buying 19.6% stake in Fontainebleau Resorts to develop a $2.8 billion casino and resort in Las Vegas.
That's what [Putin was] telling the international committee in 2007, that they're going to develop the North Caucasus, and build ski resorts to develop the economy.
Faced with these realities, economists have resorted to developing practical design criteria that are at least roughly consistent with the underlying theory.
Chahi resorted to developing his own tool with a new programming language through GFA BASIC coupled with the game's engine in Devpac assembler, to control and animate the game, interpreted in real-time by the game engine, effectively creating his own animation sequencer.
We note that several of the organizations are not satisfied with the currently available tools and have resorted to developing in-house tools to better support their specific usage scenarios.
Brighton Beach, named after the English seaside resort, began to develop as a summer vacation spot shortly after the Civil War when William A. Engeman recognized its salubrious possibilities.
In the wake of Trump's decision to authorize missile strikes on a Syrian airfield as retribution for the Assad regime's use of chemical weapons, McMaster said that the administration had held several NSC meetings, including with Trump aboard Air Force One and at his private Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, to develop and coordinate the military operation.
In recent years, one of the hottest trends among luxury resorts has been to develop some kind of ownership program, offering high-end "fractionals" (fancy time-shares), condominiums or even houses.
