The phrase "allocation it is" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in a context where one is affirming or emphasizing the concept of allocation, but it sounds awkward and unclear.
Example: "When discussing budget management, one might say, 'In this case, allocation it is, and we must stick to the plan.'"
Alternatives: "It is an allocation" or "This is an allocation."
However, before subchannel allocation, it is not clear how many subchannels will be allocated to the BS and relays, and consequently, it is not known on how many subchannels their total powers will be distributed equally.
In control allocation it is often important to prioritize among the directions to produce control effort, especially in cases of limited capacity.
As far as capital allocation, it is hard to draw any strong conclusions at this stage.
Compared with historical emissions based allocation, it is more practical for China, whose electricity consumption is continuously increasing [21].
Once an allocation it is not changed regardless of channel quality and queue status except when entering silent period.
However, considering the scarcity of radio resources and the difficulty in spectrum allocation, it is preferable to use the same spectrum.
It's the official "spirit of London fashion week" (we thought that was moaning about seat allocation), it's made from black raspberries, and it's really rather delicious in a glass of champagne.
Although the investigators and data analysts were blinded to treatment allocation, it was not possible to mask the interventions from the patients or the clinicians delivering care.
So I think when it comes to things such as priority setting and allocation, it's really been determined more by managing activity to budget than it has been in terms of strategic outcomes in terms of health care.
Finally, considering that the operator could reuse its GSM, UMTS, or HPSA sites for co-allocation it is shown that initial savings are reduced, which denotes certain sensitivity of savings to the reuse of the sites.
"While the size of an apartment is one factor in making the allocations, it is not the only criteria that the sponsor would have used," Mr. Ritz said.
