Übersetzung für "Dynamic allocation" in Deutsch

For instance, there is no support for dynamic memory allocation.

The GT.M run-time provides dynamic storage allocation with garbage collection.

This problem arises only with the dynamic allocation of network nodes to each other.

Most stand-alone routers are not able to accommodate dynamic IP allocation.

The bottom of the user frame area is used for dynamic variables allocation.

This is very fast when compared to dynamic memory allocation, which uses the heap space.

A dynamic allocation of a logical channel [sic] to a physical channel thus ensues for each time slot.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention a dynamic channel allocation method is used to allocate channels.

Adaptability is achieved through dynamic allocation of level assignments to the preprocessing elements and through a masking feature disclosed herein.

For example, some PoE switches support dynamic power allocation, which can avoid above problems.

The platform itself adapts by using dynamic resource allocation and horizontal and vertical scalability.

These clouds can be accessed by users on-demand through self-service portals supported by automation software and dynamic resource allocation.

Among other options, things like funds-of-funds represent an investment option featuring dynamic allocation management of various asset classes.

The imperative specifications defined by the performance parameters are appropriately considered in the dynamic allocation.

This simplifies the control during the dynamic allocation or switching of the USB endpoints and speeds up these operations.

The former offers greater flexibility and dynamic allocation, and the latter provides better performance.

In the background Trunk Navigator accounts for the dynamic allocation of the calls to the different trunk lines.

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The Commission will also allocate posts on a temporary basis for temporary tasks, generating a more flexible and more dynamic allocation process for future years.

This will have profound implications for manufacturers, operators, (e.g., dynamic allocation of resources, active networks, security, quality of service), service providers (e.g. time-to-market), users (e.g. transparency and portability of services), as well as regulators and standardisation bodies (e.g. terminal type approval).

Dynamic resources allocation will be a key feature as well as cognitive techniques for generic object and events recognition.

As last year, the Commission will also allocate posts on a short-term basis for temporary tasks, which should contribute to a more flexible and dynamic allocation process in future years.