China would "allow the market to play a primary role in allocation of resources," he said.
They found discrimination in areas including hiring, awards, promotions and inclusion on important committees and in allocation of laboratory space and research money.
This doesn't mean that ability ought to be irrelevant in allocation of jobs – nobody wants to be treated by a brain-damaged brain surgeon.
It was meant to invalidate an Israeli Supreme Court ruling from March 2000 that there could be no discrimination between Jews and Arabs in allocation of state lands.
"The state is not allowed to discriminate directly on the basis of religion or nationality in allocation of state lands," Judge Barak added.
"I believe Cliff would have been reasonable," Beinfest said, "but when I looked at what that meant in allocation of dollars and how that would affect us going forward, it would have made it difficult for us".
While the fit is not perfect for languages, populations, or any other data, the basic idea of Zipf's law is useful in schemes for data compression and in allocation of resources by urban planners.
"Because of the declaration of 'elimination' (fewer than 10 cases per 100,000 of population) in 2000, there has been a decrease in allocation of funds for the national programme, and leprosy has lost its place as an important infectious disease," the report said.
To me it's a massive intellectual problem in allocation of resources.
These results show that soil reflectance spectroscopy can assist in allocation of profiles.
It seems that in allocation of agricultural water in Iran, equity is the major criterion.
