Sentence examples similar to sum systems from inspiring English sources

The sum system capacity in the downlink normalized per macro sector shows some interesting trends.

Introducing resource partitioning to a closed-access system with femto-cell deployment substantially boosts the sum system capacity while ensuring reliable macro-cell operation.

Performance appraisal can have negative as well as positive motivational consequences, especially in "zero-sum" systems in which an employee's performance is ranked against that of his other peers.

Like zero-sum systems, the player with the most points recorded actually received the item, paying the specified price.

Ecosystems in which are being used to their fullest capacity by native species can be modeled as zero-sum systems, where any gain for the invader is a loss for the native.

It's hard to argue against increased voter turnout or more civility and substance in political campaigns, but some people are still skeptical of ranked-choice voting, particularly candidates and parties who are used to an up-or-down, zero-sum system.

It is a zero-sum system that would be written off as patently ruthless if it wasn't so spectacularly popular.

The standard logic of both economics and ecology presumes (for all intents and purposes) that we live in a closed, zero-sum system in which dwindling nonrenewable resources necessitate either (a) conservation or, more likely (b) conflict-based acquisition.

'All is determined by the remuneration modalities, and they mean you get a lump-sum system.

Initially, access fees followed a lump-sum system, but soon switched to a per-vessel per-trip system.

Capitation is already the case in some medical centers; nursing care facilities for dependent patients use payment per episode through care pathways and lump sum reimbursement systems.