Sentence examples for sharing common resources from inspiring English sources
A solution to the problem is a best schedule, which takes into account mutual execution of the processes sharing common resources and certain performance evaluation criterion.
For this type of systems the transport processes can be modelled as a system of cyclic concurrent processes sharing common resources with mutual exclusion.
In Israel and Palestine, wildfires offer an exemplary case study of the potential of environment management as a lever for cooperation, or as a driver of conflict among communities sharing common resources.
A scheduling algorithm, which efficiently mitigates the co-channel interference (CCI) arising from the spatial correlation of users sharing common resources, is proposed.
The CCI mitigation, arising from the correlation of spatially multiplexed users sharing common resources, is achieved efficiently with the use of a parameter ρmax, which defines a maximal correlation between any pair of spatially multiplexed users.
The CCI is mitigated efficiently using a maximal correlation threshold for users sharing common resources, while the scheduling metric is derived from the M-LWDF scheduling rule, with the main difference being that the static priority weights are substituted by adaptive weights, thus increasing the flexibility of the scheduling metric according to instantaneous system requirements.
Packaging units operate in parallel and may share common resources.
In computer programming, one does not normally take into account the random arrival of input, or the interactions between independent tasks which share common resources.
Grouping encourages coordination by putting different jobs under common supervision, by requiring them to share common resources and achieve common measures of performance, and by facilitating mutual adjustment among them.
The group S k thus contains all those users allowed to share common resources with user k.
But even Hardin later acknowledged that shared common resources did not inevitably have to end in destruction, saying that he should have called his essay "The Tragedy of the Unmanaged Commons".
