Sentence examples for standard allocated from inspiring English sources

In response, the 2nd Filipino Infantry Regiment was disbanded and used to bring the 1st Filipino Infantry Regiment to 125% of its standard allocated size.

The designed pilot symbols are almost equi-spaced ( = {±8, ±24 }, and the existing standard allocates the equi-powered pilot symbols at ( = {±7, ±21}).

The IEEE 1609 (WAVE/DSRC) standard allocates seven channels (10 MHz each) in a 5.9-GHz band for communication between vehicle-to-vehicle or vehicle-to-roadside devices [15].

Moreover, since the standard allocates resources in a terminal basis but each terminal may support several services, we develop a new decomposition technique, the coupled-decompositions method, that obtains the optimal service flow allocation with a small number of iterations (the improvement is significant when compared to other known solutions).

Its rapid rise in South Korea is largely due to the government, which set technology standards, allocated spectrum and insisted on a free terrestrial service to promote uptake, thus kick-starting the market none of which is likely to happen in Europe or America.

The network management control center is responsible for unifying standards, allocating resources and coordinating dispositions.

Additionally, the company must invest in the ecosystem for that technology, which may include participating in the development of standards, allocating engineering resources to assist prospective customers, seeding start-ups, and promoting the technology to the public.

It was proposed in [10] that the method based on emissions performance standard can allocate emission permits effectively.

Genescan 400HD (Applied Biosystems) was used as the size standard to allocate fragment length.

Item loading above 0.4 was used as a standard for allocating items to factors (Table 2).

In all sampled counties, village doctors could receive a general fee for medical service, but there was no unified standard to allocate this subsidy among the six counties.