The phrase "allocation identify" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The allocation identify process needs to be clarified for better understanding."
Alternatives: "allocation determination" or "allocation recognition".
All such available methods for interplant water network synthesis assign a single pipeline for every viable water allocation identified, which results in inefficient and costly pipe networks.
Unlike standard interplant water network representations which assign a separate pipeline for every water allocation identified to exist within the network, the proposed methodology enables an interplant water network design scheme with reduced complexity, using water main structures.
Andrew Golden, president of the Princeton University Investment Co. (Princo), said Princeton's results were "solid in the absolute sense, and a little bit weaker" compared to peer schools, citing the University's smaller investment allocation — identified by Princo as 20percentt — in publicly traded stocks.
What dynamic drives the sort of change in portfolio allocation identified in these data?
Program leaders can use these data to assess their current selection strategies, review faculty and staff time allocation, and identify opportunities for making the process more efficient.
The results of global health inequality monitoring may inform high-level decisions about resource allocation, and identify areas in need of additional support.
Significant genotypic differences in biomass allocation were identified, with below ground allocation differing by up to 10% between genotypes.
In preparation for this meeting, Ministries of Finance in 18 countries worked with Ministers responsible for sanitation and water to examine current progress, determine national budget allocations and identify investment gaps," explained Clarissa Brocklehurst, UNICEF Chief of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH).
Similarly, secondary task allocation successfully identifies and selects worker robots.
The generated decision alternatives are beneficial for the city's energy system planning and management through (a) generating desired energy resources allocation, (b) identifying electricity generation and capacity-expansion scheme, (c) providing air pollution control plan, (d) analyzing the tradeoff among system cost, environmental impact, and system-failure risk.
