Sentence examples for station resources from inspiring English sources

The network operator deploys base station resources, that is, wireless transceivers, as a function of the expected peak load.

The automated scheduler is expected to run on ground station resources and the resultant schedules uplinked to the satellites for execution, however it can be adapted for onboard scheduling, contingent on Cubesat hardware and software upgrades.

where T j0,u) is the data rate (throughput) of the user u at the base station j0, R is the available system bandwidth and S u) is the fraction of the base station resources available for the UE u according to the selected resource assignment policy.

Factional battles have consumed station resources and hampered KPFK's ability to adapt to the rapidly changing media landscape.

For the convenience of those without a Mathworks license we have also compiled the code as a stand-alone application made publicly available at the same site, or as a module ("Signal Extraction Toolbox") of the code distribution infrastructure of the Bioinformatics Station resource.

The uniform scheduling mechanism means the serving station assigns resources to a user according to this user's total amount of the assigned resource (TAAR) in the past, where smaller TAAR has higher priority, which is to let all users fairly use the bandwidth resource.

Based on a system objective (an SCF), the base station allocates resources to the users.

In contrast, centralized device discovery design is adequately controlled by the base station and resources are managed by center system.

Once that acquisition closes, Gannett will sidestep regulatory requirements by having an outside company maintain ownership of the CBS affiliate, KMOV, while the two stations share resources.

To adapt the 5G communication, the cloud radio access network is a paradigm introduced by operators which aggregates all base stations computational resources into a cloud BBU pool.

In military operations, pre-hospital emergency medical services, or space stations where resources are limited, hand-held ultrasound as a portable imaging device has tremendous potential to aid in the timely diagnosis of various conditions.