Sentence examples for strategy for placing from inspiring English sources

The strategy for placing replicas is closely related to node position on the partitioning ring, as shown in Table 2.

In this paper, a new strategy for placing femtocell access points based on a cell overlapping indicator has been proposed for LTE heterogeneous scenarios.

Focusing on indoor environments, the work proposed in [17] presented a new planning strategy for placing femtocells and making the most of automatic traffic sharing algorithms for a LTE heterogeneous network.

In any case, it is wise to adopt a strategy for placing replicas, rather than leaving the distribution uncontrolled, given that there are relatively few cases in which replica placement may be considered irrelevant.

In this paper, a new planning strategy for placing femtocell access points so as to make the most of automatic traffic sharing algorithms is proposed for a long-term evolution (LTE) heterogeneous network.

The paper "A femtocell location strategy for improving adaptive traffic sharing in heterogeneous LTE networks" by Ruiz Aviles et al. [18] proposes a planning strategy for placing femtocell access points in LTE networks, targeting in the maximization of the performance of automatic traffic sharing algorithms.

Based on these data, we discuss strategies for placing RFID tags on medical tools and for placing antennas in the environment for optimal tracking and activity recognition.

If natural selection to minimize aquatic predation on developing eggs and tadpoles was the main driver for evolving terrestrial reproduction, Bell and her collaborators reasoned, there should be equally diverse strategies for placing both eggs and tadpoles out of harm's way.

Two strategies for placing replicas: replicas are placed on the next R nodes along the ring; or, replica 2 is placed on the first node along the ring that belongs to another data centre, with the remaining replicas on the nodes along the ring in the same rack as the first.

A competing strategy calls for placing troubled assets all in one federally sponsored bank, a so-called "bad bank," while keeping the valuable assets within the "good" private banks.

Emma Collins, Labour's candidate in Weedon said the community was her priority "whether that's requiring the district council to pay a living wage to staff and contractors, or having a heritage strategy for places like Weedon Barracks".