For example, the maximum allocation to ART depends on the number of AIDS cases in the population and the annual cost of an ART regimen, while the maximum allocation to VCT depends on the adult population targeted and the unit cost of VCT.
Still, Zwirner got a lesson in the American way of tactical litigation and the billable hour, and the public got a glimpse into the opaque, cliquish workings of art allocation — "a realm of self-proclaimed royalty full of 'blacklists,'grayliststs,' and astonishing chicanery," the presiding judge declared.
This included a doubling of funding for individual artists to £25 million, plus a further allocation of £45 million to the arts education scheme, Creative Partnerships between 2002-2006.
To understand the implications of one area — ART after treatment failure — our objective was to assess a policy of ART discontinuation after failure by creating a stylized depiction of antiretroviral therapy allocation.
While this distribution reflects the current resource allocation of the Vietnamese government for HIV/AIDS control, the resources allocated are not sufficient to cover the cost of ART across the country.
A more just allocation of the resources of our society would be the true guarantor and benefactor of art.
Furthermore, there are some differences between random allocation of channels and state-of-the-art algorithm when increased load is provided in the system.
In addition to making investments in newspapers and solar power, Bezos and Musk have mastered the art of detail-oriented allocation of human capital, a valuable asset in an aerospace industry where small errors in detail have explosive consequences.
They are images of art, not art".
