Sentence examples for allocated objects from inspiring English sources

However, all the type information for heap allocated objects can still be retained.

Return a pointer to a newly allocated object of this class.

We consider designing a mechanism to allocate objects among agents without monetary transfers.

We will use the allocptr to remember where to allocate objects as we copy them from old space to new space.

If it is concentrated then any sequence of mechanisms that achieve the efficient allocation (and there are many) asymptotically extracts the full surplus, and so it is in the seller's interest to efficiently allocate objects.

All ANOSIM procedures for abundance data from the three spatial scales used permutation/randomization methods on a similarity matrix to allocate objects randomly to groups and then generate the distribution of R under the null hypothesis that all random allocations are equally likely (Clarke 1993; Quinn and Keough 2003).

An explanation for this may be that attentional resources allocated to objects cannot be recruited for the contextual processing (i.e., integrating the object information to spatial information).

In unattended objects, cognitive resources can be fully allocated to object-space integration, required for transforming an object relevant for navigation into a true landmark.

We consider the problem of allocating m objects to n agents.

After the copy and compaction, we end up with a compacted copy of the data in new space data and a (hopefully) large, contiguous area of memory in new space in which we can quickly and easily allocate new objects.

'Private property' refers to a kind of system that allocates particular objects like pieces of land to particular individuals to use and manage as they please, to the exclusion of others (even others who have a greater need for the resources) and to the exclusion also of any detailed control by society.