Sentence examples for allocation done from inspiring English sources

The current allocation done by the regulating bodies, that is, the status quo, has the coarsest time and spatial resolution and will form the highest level in our model.

Even though organ allocation does not take race or ethnicity into account, the chances of a "good match" are increased within groups with genetic similarities.

In terms of the Republican national convention – the thing that generates the actual nominee – the GOP's new proportional allocation does mean that a bigger win means more delegates for Romney.

The space allocation does not seem to jibe with the station's daily volume: 44,000 passengers of New Jersey Transit and 8,200 for Amtrak, including Metroliner and all other service.

"There was a perception among a lot of investors that traditional asset allocation did not work to their expectations in the last bear market," Kevin McDevitt, a Morningstar analyst, said in explaining the interest in world allocation funds.

Roughly 95 percent of the investors who wanted an allocation did not get their full allotment, said a person close to the offering who was not authorized to speak publicly about it.

The jockeying in the delegate race is causing the campaigns to work through a labyrinthine set of state rules under which delegate allocation does not always track with the popular vote in primaries and caucuses.

The sanitation bureau's allocation does not include expenses like disability payments for workers injured on the job, health care and pension benefits and pickups from public waste bins on sidewalks.

"What kind of special allocation do you think we can get for him?" A broker responded, "The guy is a pig and if we give him a direct allocation it should be very small as he has nothing whatsoever to do with this deal".

That isn't what asset allocation does.

A pie chart of asset allocation doesn't hurt either.