Sentence examples for allocating a series from inspiring English sources

Simulations were then performed by allocating a series of equally spaced layers at increasing depths from the surface of the modeled volume, and recording the pathlength of each visiting photon within each layer.

A simple but effective algorithm is developed to adaptively allocate a series of cutter locations over the design surface with each one being confined within an angular rotation range.

The problem studied is referred as the VNF placement problem, and tries to efficiently, intelligently, and dynamically allocate a series of VNFs comprising a service chain in a cloud environment according to the current status of the cloud resources.

Numbering depended on which batch the locomotive belonged to, and therefore each batch was allocated a series.

Some of the money has been allocated for a series of seminars on marketing, planning, fund-raising and other topics related to sustaining arts centers.

The series was allocated a £3,000,000 budget, and was produced by Red Productions, owned by his friend and former colleague Nicola Shindler, and filmed by Cracker and Hillsborough director Charles McDougall and The Grand director Sarah Hardin on location in Manchester.

The system will allocate a number which will correspond to a series of allocation envelopes held at the participating site.

The question is whether that is the model you want: do you want an entity whose job it is to allocate money for a series of years to deliver public service broadcasting?" he added.

Rather than compete against one another, large cable companies such as Defendant have divided and allocated markets through a series of agreements "swapping customers and "clustering" cable systems in geographic areas.

Eleven patients from the early period of this series could not be allocated a prognostic group because of pathology reports that failed to comment on tumour grade.

In this section we report data from a series of experiments in which participants allocated a given amount of resources to seven potential recipients in ten different treatments.