Sentence examples for allocation of site from inspiring English sources

In this typical PPP project, it is found that allocation of site acquisition risk and legal and policy risks to the public sector is more effective while private sector could effectively allocate the design and construction risks, operation risks and industrial action risk to the private sector.

Temporal allocation of sites across sessions was the same during winter and summer sampling seasons.

Figure  1 shows the sequence for allocation of sites to treatment and control conditions.

Allocation of sites into immediate intervention and delayed intervention groups will also take into consideration geographic proximity between sites.

Because this study focused on the gene flow and phylogeographic break, the locations of each species were divided into three groups: the Yellow Sea (YS) group, the East China Sea (ECS) group and the South China Sea (SCS) group based on the geographical locations (refer to Table  4 for the allocation of sites).

The allocation of core-site.xml, hdfs-site.xml, and mapred-site.xml is necessary for version 0.2 and above.

Besides this counterintuitive allocation of binding site affinity, experimentally increasing the Ci binding site affinity in the dpp enhancer decreased its range of expression, which contradicts the affinity threshold model (Parker et al., 2011).

Since we do not know exactly which component a given site belongs to, the likelihood for one site is the weighted sum of likelihoods conditional on each possible allocation of the site to the available components.

The relevant Department will site visit the place for documentation (take photos, videos and interview a few locals to get the site information) and file the information obtained during the process because that will be helpful in backing up the proposal of the funds for development in the later steps Seek allocation of the site from all relevant local community responsible bodies.

Mr Wright said the council was "considering a policy on prioritising the allocation of new sites to those who have recently lost sites" and that Mr Mayers was "aware of this".

This approach takes into consideration both the physical and actual landscape conditions in allocation of suitable sites for water harvesting.