Sentence examples for service function in from inspiring English sources

Comprehensive environmental, social, and cultural compensation should be considered to improve human welfare and ecological service function in the Pondo reservoir wetland region.

One interesting form of service function in the previous literature (Amrouche and Yan 2013; Giri and Sarker 2015; Iyer 1998; Tsay and Agrawal 2000; Yao et al. 2008) is given in the following equation: C_{i} left( upsilon right) = eta_{i} frac{{upsilon_{i}^{2} }}{2}, quad i = 1,;2, (5 where (eta_{i}) is an efficiency parameter for the retailer (i)'s value-added cost.

When importing a file, BiNoM is calling a naming service function in order to create meaningful names for the various entities.

Rescue 1122 is a pre-hospital care service functioning in the province of Punjab, Pakistan.

Implementation of radio network and service functions in C-RAN environments will simplify the mapping of SDN and NFV features (known from core function virtualization in data centers) to the RAN.

By observing the results, we conclude that the affinity-based approach for placing the service functions in the network produces better results compared against the simple greedy (FFD) approach in terms of both, total delays and total resource cost.

This chapter also covers the additions of Spanning Tree Protocol to provide reliability and virtual local area network (VLAN) specification for segmenting broadcast domains and to provide quality of service functions in the Ethernet protocol.

The aim of this study was to evaluate knowledge, attitudes and practices of the nurses routinely involved in food service functions in two hospitals of Palermo, Italy.

This service functions in much the same way as Amazon Video On Demand.

I would suggest this: a single interface that lets me watch anything and everything I want when I want it (that may sound bratty and unreasonable, but is it really?) without making me switch between one service and another (or make those services function in the background so I don't know or care).

Such a figure is, of course, entirely implausible (it exceeds gross world product by a huge factor), yet it really is the arithmetical consequence of assuming that such markets for ecosystem services function in the neoclassical manner.