Sentence examples for allocating values from inspiring English sources

A habitat suitability index was computed on the basis of the marginality factors and the first four specialisation factors by allocating values to all grid cells in the study area, which were proportional to the distance between their position and the position of the species optimum in the factorial space.

During the second phase, the model content was completed assigning probabilities to each of the variables' categories, and allocating values to the model's cost variables.

The new structure would be based on bankruptcy reorganisation principles, allocating value in accordance with investors' seniority and ensuring that each class of investors would be better off than in liquidation.

The subsystems minimize the discrepancy between their own local variables and the corresponding allocated values, and then return the optimization results to main optimization.

Finally, the allocated values of frequency domain errors will provide the theoretical reference for the actual manufacture and assembly of machine tool components.

While, for the latter adjustment method, one need change the allocated values in the given frequency band directly (i.e., usually reduce the targeted amplitude value), which will increase the task difficulty.

Relative sensitivity values were generated using a scoring scheme that allocated values of 4, 3, 2, or 1 depending on the concentration of agent where strain sensitivity was identified; 4 is allocated to the lowest, and 1 is allocated to the highest concentration of damaging agent in the plate.

To allocate values to the selected RF, we chose a modified Delphi approach for the gathering of expert opinion [ 5].

In analyses based on means where ranges were given, 26 (3.2%) cases and 17 (2.8%) controls were allocated values of average daily use of a particular phone of over 6 h by the calculations, and 83 (10.3%) cases and 53 (8.8%) controls were allocated values of over 2 h.

He uses an auction of a painting by Van Gogh to illustrate how liberal economies allocate value to scarce goods.

Using a "mutual home ownership model", residents buy 10 per cent of the allocated value of their property – from a central legal entity – when they move in and then contribute 35 per cent of their net income every month.