Sentence examples similar to allocation to duties from inspiring English sources
(ii) The sharing of resources between the two wireless networks can be managed through the duty cycle setting in order to adapt the resource allocation to the different QoS requirements or the traffic load of the two wireless networks.
The duty office of NHS Blood and Transplant in Bristol provided a telephone based randomisation service with allocation to either collaborative or routine requesting, based on randomised permuted blocks of 10.
They made no allocation to international stocks.
Again, it rewards large resource allocation to a given event.
And then there is a $2 billion allocation to the "Office of National Coordinator for Health Information Technology".
"We have been working with the S.E.C. and the C.F.T.C. over the past few months to develop a sensible allocation of duties," Mr. Geithner told lawmakers.
Casper returns to duty at dawn.
In early 1862, Ross returned to duty.
These issues are compounded, when they have children, by additional complaints, about the allocation of domestic duties.
Thus, stereotype-based beliefs about the allocation of family duties remained firmly rooted, and employers' reliance on them in establishing discriminatory leave policies remained widespread.
