The phrase "allocation of small" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the distribution or assignment of small items or resources, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The allocation of small resources was essential for the project's success."
Alternatives: "distribution of minor" or "assignment of little".
The primary source of errors for the empirical Green's functions is associated with the allocation of small events to the subfaults.
This paper examines bureaucratic delay within the allocation of small infrastructure projects in Bolivia, and it presents a randomized field experiment designed to improve public service delivery by promoting voice, transparency, and accountability among grassroots organizations.
Random location sampling is considered superior to conventional quota sampling because the choice of properties approached is reduced by the random allocation of small output areas.
In particular, programs with many frequent allocations of small amounts of memory may benefit greatly from specialized allocators, both in terms of running time and memory footprint.
However, for containers that require frequent allocations of small objects, such as map and list, using the default allocator is generally slow.
Influencing the discourse at the policy level: The AGEI demonstrated that the strategic allocation of relatively small amounts of money across a large number of countries to support relatively modest efforts can do much to raise the prominence of target issues and shape policy discussion at the national level.
He presents an allocator implementation that uses an internal memory pool for fast allocation and deallocation of small chunks of memory, but notes that such an optimization may already be performed by the allocator provided by the implementation.
Change of growth allocation in favour of small or tall trees can modify the mode of mortality (i.e. the size distribution of the dying trees) and the stand structure.
Furthermore, if a negative correlation exists between the quality and the number of offspring within a litter, conventional hypotheses on adaptive sex allocation should be used carefully in examining the offspring's sex allocation for small mammals with large litter.
Consistent with the recent literature on misallocation, we show that countries that allocate more resources to small plants are associated to lower levels of aggregate productivity, and that economic distortions can partly explain this excessive allocation of resources to small production units.
The regularity of thickness and density of these substrates, along with the repeatability of paper disc creation, permit the simple and rapid allocation of substrate to small matrix tubes.
