Sentence examples for resource allocation principle from inspiring English sources

The Resource Allocation Principle states that if resources are limited, two or more functions compete directly and an increase in resources allocated to one function will result in a decrease in resources allocated to the other(s) [1].

To our knowledge, this is the first study that integrates the relevant elements for the Resource Allocation Principle (differential resource allocation to reproduction, growth and defense) and its consequences for herbivory, in a single system, in this case a group of long-lived, tropical sympatric species of the same genus.

In [6], Beloglazov et al. define an architectural framework in addition to resource allocation principles for energy efficient cloud computing.

Recently, there is a trend away from a model to allocate research funds on the basis of block grants to institutions towards resource allocation based on the principle of merit of individual researchers [7].

This article shows a self-organising resource allocation approach based on principles of the Catallaxy, an economic concept of F.A. von Hayek.

Lasry et al. [ 44] addressed this by developing the spreadsheet model System for HIV/AIDS Resource Allocation (S4HARA), which combines principles of efficient resource allocation with non-quantifiable political, social, and ethical factors influencing decision-making process.

Judgments will have to be made, and, unless there are grave violations of due process, or a gross misapplication of the principles of resource allocation, it seems unlikely that one could make a principled criticism of a particular decision that could be used as a basis for a claim against the state.

The market principles of resource allocation, privatization of state assets to a vast number of private actors, and the growing exposure to an international economy formed conditions for the development of spontaneous societal transformations of economic, social, and cultural environments.

Scheduling and resource allocation based on cross-layer principles can be regarded as a multi-objective optimization problem taking into account not only the system throughput but also the transmitted power, the QoS constraints on traffic delay and minimum and maximum data rates, the priority levels of different traffic classes and amount of backlogged data in the queues.

The allocation of limited available healthcare resources demands an agreed rational allocation principle and the consequent priority setting.

Engagement with the public on values and principles underlying resource allocation would be of paramount importance during a pandemic.