Sentence examples for which can be reallocated from inspiring English sources

Then, after initial power allocation with WF and proper adaptive mode selection, we obtain the surplus power across enhancement layer sub-channels which can be reallocated to some sub-channels by the proposed PR scheme.

Based on the COR theory, sabbaticals allow the acquisition of other kind of resources like improved vigor (Hobfoll 1989; Zahorski 1994), which can be reallocated to private activities, projects or family needs (Guimaraes and Dallow 1999; Duxbury et al. 1998).

"The bill also saves administrative costs which can be reallocated to make sure those receiving benefits are meeting the requirements of the program".

Just as spendthrift behavior is not clearly optimal in sports, cutting investment and using the money saved for dividends and repurchases - which can be reallocated to other companies with better growth opportunities - can sometimes be good for both firms and society, in both the short term and long term.

The inability to reliably identify expenditure on public health potentially increases the ease with which public health budgets can be reallocated when budgets are being reduced, as no systematic monitoring is taking place [ 53].

Existing fully adaptive routing algorithms apply conservative VC reallocation: only empty VCs can be reallocated, which limits performance.

OFDM subcarriers are organized into channels, each of which groups subcarriers together that can be reallocated to users on a frame-by-frame basis.

If these funds can be reallocated to care homes, perhaps Southern Cross will remain a one-off, rather than a precursor to an emergency in social care.

In the long run, all mobile factors can be reallocated and the economy can fully adjust to its new equilibrium.

In the long run, all factors can be reallocated, and the economy fully adjusts to its new long-run equilibrium.

Simon Bailey, the chief constable of Norfolk, who leads Operation Hydrant said his own force only deals with about four burglaries a day, so resources can be reallocated.