Sentence examples for tier over the from inspiring English sources

This is because heterogeneous scaling triggers more changes in the bottleneck tier over the planning horizon than homogeneous scaling.

He described the "super council" as "a tier over the separate councils with a link to government" with "no extra cost and no extra politicians".

Speaking about the proposals, he said the plan was to create "a tier over the separate councils with a link to government" with "no extra cost and no extra politicians".

Starting from the application with the highest V a value it allocates an additional resource instance to an application tier over the entire planning horizon until the application's SLO is satisfied or until all resources have been allocated.

Hopping across the state's southern tier over the weekend were lesser-known candidates including Gabbard, Mayor Pete Buttegieg of South Bend, Ind., and Marianne Williamson, a California spiritual teacher who held one of her campaign events at a yoga studio.

Hazlett says that platform players like Verizon and Comcast can't mimic the a la carte strategy because of the 1992 Cable Act, which mandates that all cable providers' offers must start with a basic tier that includes the over-the-air channels, the so-called "buy through provision". You have to buy through the basic tier; additional channels must be on top of that.

And this is an issue that has come up in conversation with investors from about a dozen firms, from early-stage to top-tier, over the last month.

The Liffey river crosses the town's western end, after flowing from the Great Western Tiers, over the Liffey falls, through Bracknell and Bishopbourne.

Jaimie Fuller, the chairman of the sportswear brand Skins, who led a successful campaign to reform world cycling's governing body, said he had twice written to all eight of Fifa's top-tier sponsors over the issue but had yet to receive a reply.

He is the Labour leader of Dudley Council and those of us with long memories recall his time on the West Midlands County Council which presided as an upper-tier authority over the seven metropolitan districts for 12 years until it was wound up in 1986.

At the same time, infrastructure projects in the city have tended to encourage the use of private cars, with major highways sprouting second tiers all over the metropolitan area.