Sentence examples for allocation based on the from inspiring English sources
Chapter 2 does, by statute, deviate from a pure per capita basis for allocating aid to L.E.A.'s, increasing the per-pupil allocation based on the number of children within an L.E.A. who are from poor families, reside in poor areas, or reside in rural areas.
Recently, there is a trend away from a model to allocate research funds on the basis of block grants to institutions towards resource allocation based on the principle of merit of individual researchers [7].
All will receive 185 shares, plus an extra allocation based on the size of their policy and how long it has been held.
It is being replaced, he said, by "tactical" asset allocation, a strategy in which investors change their allocation based on the current pricing of asset classes.
Every member gets a fixed handout of 185 shares, now likely to be worth about £445, and nearly all of them will get an extra allocation based on the size of their policy and how long it has been held.
Every member gets a fixed handout of 185 shares, and almost everyone will also get an extra allocation based on the policy's size and how long it has been held.
Moreover, we show that the power allocation based on this distortion function does not bear any closed form solution.
Americans overseas in the districts of their legal residence, and a failure to count them could make a slight difference in allocations based on the census.
As a result, the Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) is coming under intense pressure to revisit universities' QR funding allocations based on the RAE results.
Mr. Davis cited cases in which Mr. McCain had supported increased financing, and said the votes used by Mr. Bush involved Mr. McCain's opposition to allocations based on the political influence of various members of Congress, rather than genuine merit.
Apparently, this is different from finding the optimal rate-allocation based on the mean channel condition, because the mean SNR is a fixed value and the distortion is D N ( x ̄, R ) = ∑ i = 0 N P i ( x ̄ ) D i (5).
