Sentence examples for weighted schedule from inspiring English sources

Obviously historically, based on geography in terms of weighted schedule and convenience of travel, the goal was to enhance rivalries and I'm not sure if that's still what's happening and so that's something I'm sure that the competition committee, when it next meets, will be taking a fresh look at.

In statically weighted scheduling schemes, nodes are assigned static weights that remain constant throughout the network lifetime.

Thus, we present a heuristic method to predict the burst time of each task and a round-robin-based weighted scheduling algorithm providing QoS to real-time tasks for lightweight devices.

We propose a weighted scheduling algorithm, named Critical internal Buffer First (CBF), which takes full advantage of the internal buffer elements and makes its decision exclusively on the internal buffer information.

A hybrid priority weighted fair scheduling was also proposed to avoid bandwidth starvation in the lower priority traffic classes.

And what's the purpose of divisions and schedules weighted toward divisional games if finishing first isn't a big deal?

For this, we proposed the CESM (Cost Efficient Scheduling Method) method, which utilizes the weighted random schedule policy to assign the devices to the tasks, to reduce the competition of the task on the efficient low-cost devices.

Nonetheless, Mr. Wen's schedule remains heavily weighted toward business.

European Journal of Operational Research 2007; doi 10.1016/j.ejor.2007.10.044] and Anghinolfi and Paolucci [A new ant colony optimization approach for the single machine total weighted tardiness scheduling problem. http://www.discovery.dist.unige.it/papers/Anghinolfi_Paolucci_ACO.pdf, respectively.

In each of These simulation scenaresultshere are O(N2) connectindicatethatart and end at the same time, where N is the number of nodes in the network.

The problems are strongly NP-hard as they contain the strongly NP-hard classical single-machine total weighted tardiness scheduling problem (Lenstra et al. [4]) as a special case when the delivery part is not considered.