resource consumption

collocation in English

meanings of resourceand consumption

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resource
noun
uk /rɪˈzɔːs/ us /ˈriː.sɔːrs/
a useful or valuable possession or quality of a country, organization, ...
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consumption
noun[U]
uk /kənˈsʌmp.ʃən/ us /kənˈsʌmp.ʃən/
the amount used ...
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Examples of resource consumption

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In view of criterion (21) the loss of growth potential due to plasmid transfer overshadows the growth of the non-senescent fungus from resourceconsumption.
It is therefore essential that a profiler should reflect the changes in resourceconsumption which are related to the use of sharing.
Discounting is not included in the analyses, as the estimated resourceconsumption occurs within 1 year.
Thus, measurements of detailed resourceconsumption from each individual patient are not necessary.
It is this factor on which we focus, and how that may reflect in an inherent difference in patterns of resourceconsumption.
The important point is that since our algorithm makes resourceconsumption explicit it is a very useful place to perform such checks.
However, they use a relational specification, with a logic variable to control the resourceconsumption.
Finally, inclusion of costs related to resourceconsumption in added life-years (sometimes called future costs) was also assessed.
The resourceconsumption is 52% smaller, the energy consumption is 36% smaller and the humane toxicity is 40% smaller than for the heavyweight house.
Measurement of these four resource categories would be sufficient for crude estimates of the overall resourceconsumption and for comparisons of resource use across groups.
After the realization of design perspectives, refining the design methodologies applied and evaluating resourceconsumption become possible.
The point is that the order k programs were defined by restrictions on program syntax, and not on their resourceconsumption.
Respondents were asked about advanced industrialized country resourceconsumption, the operations of multinational corporations, and developing country overpopulation.
Functional programming often required training, which took time, and functional programs behaved rather differently from imperative programs that caused one customer to worry about resourceconsumption for large problems.
Explaining resourceconsumption among non-normal neonates.
When the difference between gain due to resourceconsumption and loss due to plasmid transfer turns out to be larger than unity the non-senescent can invade the senescent population.
Resourceconsumption can be measured with various levels of precision.
In contrast to access restrictions, consumption rules alter the pattern of resourceconsumption, while leaving access to the resource system and to the resource as such unrestricted.
We aim to provide applications programmers with a straightforward method of attributing the run-time resourceconsumption of their programs to the relevant function definitions within the source code.
Depending on the particular graph and the precise value of the upperbound on the resource consumption, it may or may not be sensible to discard paths at all nodes.
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