Sentence examples for Allocation of means from inspiring English sources

The allocation of means and tolerances to provide quality and reliability is a challenge.

Figure 2(f) shows the contour plot for MRR. Figure 3(a) demonstrates the normal probability plot of the residuals for MRR and it can be understood that the residuals lie on a straight line which indicates the normal allocation of means errors.

It is a first step in the study of allosensitization, identifying those in need of more accurate but also more expensive assays, thus allowing for a more adequate allocation of means.

An illustration is given concerning allocation of economical means for mitigation of loss of life and health on a ferry in fire.

The fact that the decision about allocation of public means towards such support is left to a private committee (of experts, of sorts) brings in the second element of 'private-public administration,' which calls for reflection upon the legitimacy of the binding consequences this brings.

improving the quality of consumer products, allocation of extracts, means purified substances, having quantified biological activities, a high level of safety for consumers.

This random allocation of beads means that each oligonucleotide is represented a random number of times on each array (on average 30 times).

In addition, currently there is a strong consumer demand; therefore there is a strong commercial pressure on improving the quality of consumer products, allocation of extracts, means purified substances, having quantified biological activities, a high level of safety for consumers.

The new allocation of seats means that we will reduce the overall number of MEPs from 751 to 705 while ensuring no loss of seats for any member state.

In DSA, the static spectrum allocation of primary radios means the bounds between different types of primary radios are known in advance.

She said: "Housing plans for Anfield Village, the Welsh Streets and other areas of the city are progressing well and the allocation of this funding means we can continue to drive forward with the plans, delivering long overdue housing improvements in the areas which need it most".