Sentence examples for token distribution from inspiring English sources
Our results include improved analysis of two existing dimension-exchange algorithms for token distribution on arbitrary graphs and on arbitrary trees, respectively.
We then present a new dimension-exchange algorithm for token distribution on trees, which assuming each node knows the number of nodes in the tree, determines a 'perfectly balanced' distribution.
For example, Incentivai might learn that uneven token distribution leads to pump and dump schemes, so the developer should more evenly divide tokens and give fewer to early users.
Ananas is looking to raise $1,500,000 – a low target relative to other token sales – in its upcoming fundraiser and token distribution, managed by UK-based ethical cryptocurrency specialists Chainstarter.
Petri net models, first described in 1939 [ 28], characterise the dynamics of signal flow using token distribution and sampling.
The model also does not assume that the token distributions are the same between the mentions and the names.
Note that an algorithm for token-distribution on trees is applicable to arbitrary architectures, since the algorithm can be applied on a spanning tree of any given connected graph.
The token-distribution problem is a static variant of the load balancing problem for the case in which the workloads in the system cannot be divided arbitrarily; that is, where each token represents an atomic element of work.
EBay will be required to invest in VeriSign authentication technologies and purchase up to one million authentication tokens for distribution in 2006, according to Goldman.
White papers are essentially prospectuses — descriptions of a financial plan that include a description of the product, a description of the team and a description of the token generation and distribution strategy.
For the first step, when no information other than the initial GO token is present, the distribution is an approximation of the distribution of first tokens for the SMILES in the ChEMBL training set.
