Sentence examples for allocated area of from inspiring English sources
For real robots, the algorithm ensures that the centroid of the robot will never leave the bounded region; however, this can cause problems when the allocated area of a robot is very small.
The services arising from agriculture and other land-use are also provided by sectors (including subsistence agriculture) and delivered from an allocated area of land.
The subject was asked to roll their finger from the radial side to the ulnar side on an ink pad and then transfer their fingerprints in the same manner onto the allocated area of a double sheet of plain A4 paper.
The decision variables correspond to the allocated areas and quantity of LID devices, including porous pavements, bioretention cells, infiltration trenches, rain barrels, vegetable swales, green roofs, and tree boxes.
Interviewers were assigned a quota of 12 interviews and instructed to obtain a minimum of 10 interviews in each of the 80 allocated areas (target sample 800 interviews).
In (a), the demarcated area represents the allocated region of the robot, with the distances to the goal of each marker (in dotted lines is the shortest path calculated by D* Lite).
As can be observed, the restrictions in the allocated areas directly influence the movement vector of each agent, represented by the black arrow.
Some of the merits of needs-based resource allocation formulae include that resources are allocated to areas of high priority, where they can secure the highest marginal health benefit.
Malaysian, Indian and other foreign companies have been allocated vast areas of land and water resources to grow palm oils, cereals and other crops.
Each company has been allocated similar areas of the city to service, and their cost and performance will be compared with that of the public sector.The idea reflects an eternal dilemma for governments everywhere.
It was found that the buffers given by a simple cut-off were not necessarily associated with streams, and that most protection was allocated to areas of watershed convergence (hollows) because these have high hydrologic loadings.
