Sentence examples for which scheduling from inspiring English sources

For JP, multiple transmission nodes act as a single transmitter with geographically distributed antennas for which scheduling information, transmission data, and the channel state information (CSI) are fully exchanged through the backhaul network.

In fact, there have been few, if any, large-scale studies on how strictly residency programs have followed the 2003 mandate; which scheduling adjustments have worked, or have not; how the quality of resident education might have been affected; and, most importantly, exactly how patient safety may or may not have been compromised.

This chapter summarizes of some of the ways in which scheduling affects learning.

Then, optimization framework is used in which scheduling algorithm allocates resource fairly in the network to meet the fairness objectives of both elastic and inelastic flows.

Similarly, for GreenHadoop, it is challenging to estimate the energy and time requirements for a job based upon which scheduling decisions are made.

To deal with multiple scheduling decisions (sequencing and due date assignment) in job shops, Nguyen et al. [95] develop a GP-based cooperative coevolution approach in which scheduling rules and due date assignment rules are evolved in their own subpopulation.

So is the state's Joint Commission on Public Ethics, which scheduled a meeting for Tuesday.

(Politico edged ahead of Fox News, which scheduled a debate for May 5).

(The Mandarin, which scheduled to open on Dec. 3, will also have 400 hotel rooms).

Rejected by several trade publishers, "The Road to Serfdom" was picked up by Chicago, which scheduled a modest print run.

Off it went to the Senate, which scheduled 12 more hearings to work up its own bill.