Sentence examples for allocated to serve from inspiring English sources

The President stressed that he regarded the more important responsibility of such an agency the devising of methods with which this fissionable material "would be allocated to serve the peaceful pursuits of mankind".

The allocation strategy for computing resources calculates not only the number of computing resources, but also the proportion of processing capacity in each resource allocated to serve the tasks assuming each role.

Before patients are recruited, participating practices will be randomly allocated to serve as intervention practices where the stepped-care treatment will be implemented, and control practices where care as usual will be given.

The report notes that in Uganda, for instance, young girls abducted by rebel forces were commonly divided up and allocated to soldiers to serve as their 'wives'wives

But the school still does not qualify for the federal Title 1 financing allocated to schools serving large percentages of low-income children.

THOUGH some parents say that poorer schools receive Title I financing — federal dollars allocated to schools serving large percentages of low-income children — giving them a lift that wealthier schools do not get, others dismiss that argument.

The transmission powers for the AEs are allocated to its serving users equally in this step for decreasing the complexity of the multi-dimensional joint resource allocations.

Hence, each admitted service call modifies the fraction of the current backhaul capacity, which is allocated to each serving network.

In health economics terms this facilitates generation of funds to be allocated elsewhere, to serve other needs within the health system [ 40].

Let and denote the probability that the subcarrier k is allocated to the MS served by BS j and the probability that the subcarrier k is allocated to the MS served by RS r  associated with BS j, respectively.

On a public transit line, every vehicle run is allocated to a route, serving a subset of stations along a trajectory on the line.