Sentence examples for starvation problem from inspiring English sources

In other words, the starvation problem induced by admission control can be mitigated as the number of intersections increases.

Two problems, namely, the request starvation problem and the bandwidth utilization problem are identified in existing algorithms.

We also show that the severe resource starvation problem (unfairness) of IEEE 802.11 in some network scenarios is reduced by the Channel MAC mechanism.

Even though a starvation problem can occur at a single intersection AP, its impact becomes insignificant as the number of intersections increases (i.e., multiple intersection environments).

Twentypercentt of the total available slots of each node are not allowed for distribution so as to avoid node starvation problem.

In this paper, we analyze the underlying root causes of this starvation problem and we propose effective solutions that can mitigate such starvation.

In this article the validity of starvation problems is proven through tests of the scheduler and through an Uppaal model of the scheduler wherein the starvation is verified.

The main weak point of PEMFC is slow dynamics because one must limit the fuel cell current slope in order to prevent fuel starvation problems, to improve its performance and lifetime.

In it Mosley drew an analogy to a hypothetical situation where the engines from one manufacturer had oil starvation problems due to high lateral loading in one corner, and pointed out that those cars would simply have been forced to run slower as a result.

— Nick Fox The Economist: After a million or so North Koreans died of famine under Kim Jong Il, his heir, Kim Jong Un — whose embonpoint betrays no nutritional dearth — has inherited the whole mass-starvation problem.

He was persona non grata in the White House under F.D.R., but Truman called him immediately to solve the problem of starvation in Europe after World War II.