We would display the grid on a computer screen and we would allow the player to input the coordinates and allocate ships simply by clicking on the grid.
However, the Medical Research Council, said that funding is simply allocated according to the quality of research.
It is now just 18 months until all those eligible should have their own budget, whether taken in the form of a direct payment or simply allocated in notional form on paper.
Achieving a chronological balance is, of course, the easiest to do: he simply allocated about half the book (in this case, approximately 15 chapters and some 400 pages) to the period before the cold war, and the other half (about 14 chapters and another 400 pages) to world events since the late 1940's.
Farmers are simply allocated land for a set period of time.
People seem to be unable to choose a programme for weight management that is more effective for them than one simply allocated at random.
This vulnerability may be exacerbated by the fact that very early in development, mtDNAs are simply allocated, and not replicated, which could stochastically lead to specific daughter cells carrying very high proportions of damaged mtDNAs.
In this prospective comparative study, patient satisfaction and early clinical outcome in "biased" patients with a high preference for resurfacing hip arthroplasty (the "preference" group) did not differ statistically significantly from the results in unbiased patients who were simply allocated to an RHA after randomization in a separate randomized controlled trial (the "randomized" group).
This did not affect the statistical integrity of the longitudinal analyses, but did create some arbitrariness regarding the allocation of data in the visual figures that diagrammatically represent the clinical course of the two groups, as individual patient consultations were simply allocated to the closest descriptive week.
Instead of simply being allocated resources such as studios and editing suites, programme makers would get a budget for these, and could choose to spend it on either in-house facilities or ones provided by outside firms.
