Sentence examples for allocation of grounds from inspiring English sources

The responsibilities of the municipality include public transportation, public works (including acquisition and allocation of grounds and buildings), public health, housing, electricity and gas, the port, markets, police, the fire brigade, sanitation, social services, waterworks, education, and churchyards.

However, the FA hadn't bothered to double-check this with Fifa, whose own tablet of stone decreed: "The two matches will be played at Everton and Wembley, but the actual allocation of grounds will not be made until the competing teams are known".

In our case, results presented in Fig. 3 prompts that allocation of the ground sample plots had an effect on shape and size of delineated HPs.

These goals are achieved by optimizing the lightning protection system design, which includes selection and allocation of different types of grounding systems along distribution feeders, while considering simultaneously network characteristics.

Root biomass may to contribute a substantial proportion of the carbon sequestered in new tree plantings, particularly in regions where rainfall and/or site quality is relatively low as this may result in relatively high allocation of plant biomass below-ground to source required water or nutrients.

Carbon enters this system as plant litter and through below-ground allocation of photosynthates (2).

For example, while reseeders are generally characterized by a shorter lifespan, they tend to grow rapidly and taller with much allocation of resources predominantly above ground.

However, it is possible that the ECB could generously compensate grounds whose allocation of World Cup matches was reduced.

The simulations were run for individual years from early spring to late fall, providing estimates in grasslands for carbon gain, biomass and leaf area development, allocation of photoproducts to the below ground ecosystem compartment, and water use.

The allocation of biomass to the below ground is shown in more detail in Fig. 4.

Weih and Nordh [16] predicted the root biomass allocation for six three-year old willow varieties grown in field trials in central and southeast Sweden and revealed significant variety variation in below ground biomass allocation of 10 20% of the total plant biomass [16].