Sentence examples for allocation i from inspiring English sources

Patients are allocated according to their GP/PT allocation, i.e., patients registered within a practice that is in the control group at time of enrolment will automatically be allocated into the control group for patients.

Overlaying a peer to peer workflow management system on multiple independent sites decouples task expression from resource allocation, i.e., the host resource managers allocate processing elements to host the peers, allowing the peers execute multiple workflow tasks.

We use this scheme to allocate half of available energy to each time slot for power allocation, i.e., (p_{k}^{m} = B_{k}^{m}/ 2T),forall k in {mathcal {K}}).

We considered two policies for allocating slots for the job that affects the makespan: 1. Slots' Allocation (i.e., Algorithm 2): In this policy, we increase the amount of resources allocated to each job by one slot at a time.

Table 3 also indicates the average sum-rate and the type of optimization that has been used for the power allocation, i.e., if the powers at the different nodes are allocated jointly or separately.

"But some of this tinkering with asset allocation — I wonder if it's going to help.

"It seems like a huge over-allocation, I know," Mr. Englebardt said.

By constructing a hypothetical portfolio that invested in six market benchmarks according to these allocations, I then calculated the performance of each newsletter portfolio's investment policy.

Two commonly adopted allocations, i.e., the non-settlement profit allocation and the Shapley-value based profit allocation, are analyzed and compared.

In our case, we consider as solutions the different slots' allocations (i.e., the allocation of map/reduce slots per job for the user's workload) that can be applied.

The solution of the RDQ-A problem consists in new reconfiguration actions, i.e. new allocations: (i) of available RATs to the transceivers of a BS, (ii) of demand (users) to transceivers and (iii) of QoS levels (bitrate) to users.