Sentence examples for allocating project from inspiring English sources

The above research aims for decreasing project progress delay by arranging task sequences and allocating project resources reasonably, but the influence of task interactions on material flow or product information flow was not taken into consideration.

The task involves allocating projected demand of each shipping lane to shipping companies subject to the above conditions such that the total cost is minimized.

During the system development lifecycle process, the development team makes difficult decisions concerning where to allocate project resources.

As a structure, 'pop-up' governance depends upon a complex blend of trust and respect for professional integrity and the ability of the project members to carry out their allocated project tasks, combined with more formal hierarchical mechanisms such as committees, procedures and guidelines, to deal with the potentially contentious issues arising from the research.

Due to time constrain only 70 of the intended 100 fistula cases were recruited within the allocated project period.

Some competitively allocated project funding streams (such as those by the Research Councils UK, including the Medical Research Council) introduced explicit requirements to report on engagement, dissemination or knowledge exchange activities.

Benkler [3] suggests that ubiquitous communication promotes like-minded to come together and allocate projects to the most suitable persons.

Expensive and ecologically unsound sand re-allocating projects have been tried, and are still seen as the answer to threatened seaside homes.

We spatially allocate projected country- or regional-level 2000 to 2015 net change in urban and cropland area to the grid cell-level (5 km resolution at the equator).

And Sabah al-Khafaji, technical director of the State Company for Automotive Industry, based in western Babil, said allocating projects within the province had become intensely political, based on the need for members of the provincial council to deliver for their constituents.

The new agency will be formed by spinning off staff, money, and equipment from the state secretariat into an autonomous body that will employ some 300 people and take charge of the entire funding pipeline from issuing calls and allocating project-based grants to measuring impact in all disciplines.