Sentence examples for allocation of given from inspiring English sources

That is to say, one is concerned not only with the static problem of the efficient allocation of given resources with the given organizational framework but also with dynamic problems of improving the capability of this framework.

A combinatorial auction-based heuristic has been proposed to minimize large search spaces and to obtain optimal or near-optimal solutions of operation-machine allocations of given part types with tool slots and available machine time as constraint.

In a comparative analysis, the gonadosomatic index could still function as useful index of reproductive effort if different species had equal rates of allocation to given masses of somatic and reproductive tissues.

Spatial optimisation methods can be applied to identify the most effective allocation of a given budget for conservation.

This hasn't been such a problem at previous Olympics, as the allocation of tickets given to British spectators has usually been sufficient.

Needless to say, there is much debate about whether this was the best allocation of resources, given the state not only of the global economy, but also the economy of Trinidad and Tobago.

Second, results are presented in terms of total costs and health benefits that may be obtained from the optimal allocation of a given budget.

The decision on the allocation of a given study site to the categories of "urban", "rural" or "semi-rural" was based upon the relative population density and level of infrastructural development of the communities surrounding each site.

We first derive a closed form expression of the optimal time allocation for given rate ratios and given signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) of all channels.

As such it is not possible to individually change the storage allocations for given sets of content without affecting other cached datasets.

The shoot apical meristem (SAM) consists of a relatively small population of pluripotent cells, proliferation and allocation of which gives rise to the entire above ground plant body.