Sentence examples for a problem of allocating from inspiring English sources
Robinson Crusoe had a problem of allocating his time between sleep, garnering food, building shelter, etc.; and he confronted implicit costs of extending any one activity, for more food meant less of other things.
For instance, in a problem of allocating investment costs, one may distribute his capital among all his investment projects with corresponding weights.
This paper distinguishes two kinds of fixed input allocation problems: the problem of allocating a fixed cost across a set of comparable decision making units (DMUs) and that of allocating a fixed resource along with sharing a common output target among DMUs.
The definition of an integer linear programming model enables us to solve the twofold problem of allocating an optimal set of memory instances with varying size on the one hand and finding an optimal mapping of application segments to allocated memories on the other hand.
It describes the problem of allocating a job to the right agent.
We consider the problem of allocating a finite number of indivisible items to two players with additive utilities.
With its increasing significance, the problem of allocating a set of customers to multiple warehouses has begun to draw attention from practitioners and academicians alike.
We addressed the planner's problem of allocating a fixed budget for open space protection among eligible natural areas with the twin objectives of maximizing public access and species representation.
It is an autonomic solution to the problem of allocating virtualized resources.
To this end, we propose a fully distributed algorithm, that considers the problem of allocating the resources in wireless video sensor network, in a way to ensure a trade-off between both: the encoding power and the source rate at each node, while serving the desired video quality requirement.
For a given set of users, the problem of allocating resource at the sub-carrier level in FFR is formulated using mathematical optimization models in [30, 31].
