In the finance literature, the advance-reservation purchase of resources for future use is known as a forward contract, which gives buyers guaranteed access to the resource in advance of when it is delivered.
Futures contracts are a type of derivative that give buyers guaranteed access to the resource in advance of when it is delivered, usually in return for an upfront payment on signing the contract followed by a final settlement when the resource is delivered: the user is obliged to take ownership of the resource on the delivery date that the contract specified.
Futures contracts are a type of financial derivative that give buyers guaranteed access to the resource in advance of when it is delivered: the user is obliged to take ownership of the resource on the delivery date that the contract specifies.
Crawling the web means traversing the links between resources in advance, to reduce the response time of queries during run-time.
Taking advantage of this feature, we can reserve resources in advance for the group handoff traffic within the vehicular network.
"As part of our ongoing efforts to plan and be prepared for any contingency, it is necessary to have these resources in place in advance of any announcement of the grand jury's decision," the governor said in a statement.
Over 220 partnerships (including 16 in health) with 235 million dollars in resources were identified in advance of the summit and around 60 partnerships were announced during the Summit by a variety of countries, with many more announced outside of the formal proceedings.
Luciana Berger, the Labour and Cooperative MP for Liverpool Wavertree, said: "It's only right that people know where the resources have come from in advance of the vote".
In this paper, we propose an innovative overlay-based DDoS mitigation architecture by introducing a credit-based accounting mechanism, where a sender can send packets based on her credit points earned by her legitimate communication behaviors instead of expending resources in advance.
Because helicopters lack the range of fixed-wing aircraft, the change is forcing forest managers to deploy their resources in advance, like chess pieces, nearest the places of highest risk where helicopters can be of use.
