Sentence examples for able to allocate it from inspiring English sources
The 'happiness problem', that is, having the money, but not knowing how to best use it, or not being able to allocate it fast enough.
Below are some possible obstacles administrators may face after establishing a fund: The 'happiness problem', that is, having the money, but not knowing how to best use it, or not being able to allocate it fast enough.
The plan will also allow Zuckerberg to deliver cash to the CZI sooner, which its new CFO Peggy Alford will be able to allocate between its health, education and advocacy projects.
Apple, he said, was able to allocate 64 percent of its income to Ireland, which, he said, is "really an entity only on paper".
If a parent node is not able to allocate the required number of slots to its children nodes, it prepares a TIM specifying the requirement and sends to its immediate parent node.
Glasgow 2014 said it had been able to allocate more seats to the public after finalising venue layouts and freeing up those held back for sponsors.
The administration has said earlier that it will be able to allocate different payment amounts to different people.
By knowing in advance how much baggage is expected for a flight, the airline says it will be better able to allocate resources and cut turn-around times.
If the crowd cannot even make a decent Web app, the chances of its being able to allocate millions of dollars more efficiently than seasoned pros does not seem terribly great.
Since it is essential to be able to allocate the individual flies for the behavioural studies, the occlusion problem was a key challenge in system development and huge effort was invested to tackle the occlusion problem. Figure 3 shows four cases of occlusion to further illustrate the problem.
For the purposes of uplink network MIMO, it is essential to be able to allocate the same time-frequency resources to multiple users who might interfere strongly with each other, such users then being separated by spatial processing across several APs.
