Sentence examples for The allocations from inspiring English sources
noun
The process or procedure for allocating things, especially money or other resources.
- The allocation of new permits is on a first-come, first-served basis.
The allocations of scholarship resources do little to help, as most are allocated to increasing diversity in the domestic populations.
"The allocations are like gold," said Bob Bondurant, plant manager at Point Pleasant Packaging, Atlantic Capes Fisheries' clam shucking operation.
The allocations in Fig. 7 are summarized as follows.
"The allocations confirm that UK science and engineering faces four very tricky years ahead.
The allocations are robust against incorrectly specified regression responses, and against possible heteroscedasticity.
The allocations of sources to demands are formulated as linear programming models.
The allocations from the sources to the demands are decided with the LP method.
The allocations don't seem based on size, although Brooklyn Tech is, by far, the largest of the eight.
The allocations are detailed in Table 1.
The allocations were concealed in consecutively numbered, sealed envelopes.
The allocations of the first block will be used to balance the remaining sites [ 77, 78].
