Sentence examples for utilisation through from inspiring English sources

It supports better bandwidth utilisation through an Effective Rate control algorithm, adaptive to traffic characteristics.

A proactive energy management process, addressing the optimal energy utilisation through dynamic cooperation of the wall and the SE, is presented in this paper.

The results show that our meta-scheduling mechanism not only satisfies up to 15% more user requirements than others, but also improves system utilisation through load balancing.

Results show that RSM for the study village could foster inclusive growth in two ways: first, by creating scope for efficient resource utilisation through the establishment of an oil mill, a biogas plant and a milk processing unit; and, second, by creating an entrepreneurial ecosystem based on village's self-sufficiency and market demand by empowering local entrepreneurs.

This implicit focus of skill learning educates the athletes' attention towards the performance environment, supporting affordance selection and utilisation through intrinsic capacities, described as effectivities [27 29].

The observed results are likely to be a combination of carbon transport processes together with their overall regulation, illustrated in S. cerevisiae, by the hexose transporter family and the regulation of carbon utilisation through the MIG1 transcriptional regulator (Gancedo 1998, Ozcan and Johnson, 1999).

Their analysis was based on the technicians' utilisation and through-put time, work-order requirement and prioritisation rules.

Such issues therefore need to be addressed through other policy instruments; for example, addressing utilisation increases through effective primary care gate-keeping.

The main motivation for applying cognitive resource management to over-the-top (OTT) content-on-demand (CoD) adaptive media delivery is to improve the resource utilisation efficiency, through opportunistic behaviour, without the need and restrictions associated with statically configured or reserved resources for individual users.

Not all examples of health knowledge utilisation go through a policy-making stage, and in some cases the policy comes after partial translation of the findings into practice.

The secondary outcomes are change in health behaviours, measured using a preintervention and postintervention survey and healthcare utilisation, available through administrative databases.