Sentence examples for viable allocation from inspiring English sources
By taking into account system utilization and the characteristic of each request, a viable allocation solution will properly use part of the private resources to run AZ services (aimed at increasing the total revenue), keeping however a reasonable amount of them free, ready to satisfy possible future PZ requests.
All such available methods for interplant water network synthesis assign a single pipeline for every viable water allocation identified, which results in inefficient and costly pipe networks.
Results from this experiment show COMSOAL is a viable method to solve these resource allocation problems when compared to the results from several well-known resource allocation algorithms and to the optimal solutions.
"Earmarking funds for education may serve to make lotteries more politically viable but has no practical impact on budget allocations"- Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research.
"If the Cuomo administration does proceed to permit drilling, it will require, at the very least, a viable risk management plan to restore balance to risk allocation as it currently exists at the drill site".
However, radio spectrum in urban areas are generally extremely crowded as evident from the National Telecommunications and Information Administrations (NTIA) frequency allocation chart1 and thus it is not possible nor economically viable to allocate a dedicated radio spectrum band to a WSN.
Cognitive radio ad hoc networks (CRAHNs) constitute a viable solution to solve the current problems of inefficiency in the spectrum allocation, and to deploy highly reconfigurable and self-organizing wireless networks.
The results also show that allocation of quota shares based on historical catches or auctioning may not provide viable solutions to achieve MSY.
The allocation ratio was 2 1 in favour of the intervention arm in order to ensure that groups were viable.
