Sentence examples for allocation meaning from inspiring English sources

It also has the same port allocation, meaning there's a USB 3.0 connection for your various sticks and drives - something the iPad still doesn't offer.

In particular, we compare the rate based on a widely used transmission structure in both systems, where equal power allocation (meaning a flat power spectral density mask) is used for the transmitted signal of each user, and linear frequency domain equalization is employed at the receiver.

Applying SMS on our FFT problem in the TI C66 core, it produced a schedule of II = MII with a minimum register usage of 20 per core side (40 needed registers), which is greater than the available registers for the DAG allocation, meaning that this is not an implementable schedule.

Economic evaluation is typically used in a threshold approach to resource allocation, meaning that interventions costing less than a threshold cost per unit of benefit are deemed worthy of funding.

To counter this dilemma a pragmatic approach to research design was taken which created a further limitation in that subjects were not blinded to group allocation, meaning it cannot be ruled out that the intervention effect was due purely to placebo or Hawthorne effects, particularly as there was no blinding of the therapist.

Morningstar Inc. classifies it as a conservative allocation fund, meaning that it keeps 20 to 50percentt of its assets in stocks and 50 to 80percentt in fixed-income securities and cash.

Details of his contract were not released, but Gonzalez was signed using allocation money, meaning he will make more than $530,000 this season.

There is no proper allocation process for accommodation, meaning many women and children sleep in flimsy tents surrounded by groups of men.

Tumour grade was not investigated as poor correlation was found between colorectal cancer and main registry databases due to changes in the coding system over time, meaning accurate allocation to present groupings of well, moderate and poor differentiation was impossible.

The present study has the following limitations: it was open label; information on over-the-counter drug use before study entry was not collected; the long-term effects of each drug beyond the 8-week trial period were not investigated; and some centers were unable to register the target number of patients meaning the allocation ratio (i.e., 2 2 2 1) was not fully met.

State 3 corresponds to ∃ n1,n2 such that k ∈ S ũ n 1 and k ∈ S v ~ n 2, meaning other possible allocation results for subcarrier k in all cells.