In fact, the political process of states, districts, sectors, firms, and interest groups fighting for their share of the pie (free allowance allocations) serves as the mechanism whereby a political constituency in support of the system is developed, but without detrimental effects to the system's environmental or economic performance.
In the current extension of their method, reward-seeking is measured as a function of both stimulation strength and opportunity cost, and the proportion of trial time that the rat allocates to pursuit of BSR (time allocation) serves as the measure of performance.
Joseph Deckop, executive vice president for central planning and allocation, will serve as interim chief financial officer.
Information provided by these models can help in resource allocation and serve as a base for assessment and future improvements.
Results suggest that differences in glance allocation strategies serve as an effective evaluator of the visual demand of a vehicle interface, providing an objective methodology for demonstrating that voice-based technologies allow drivers to maintain a broader distribution of visual attention than the traditional manual interface.
The custom allocator will serve individual allocation requests by simply returning a pointer to memory from the pool.
In this section, we discuss two unfair bandwidth allocation schemes: First Come First Serve (FCFS) allocation and Maximum Channel Utilization-based (MCU) allocation.
Consequently, even using a utility function with fairness property and large value for parameter V does not necessarily lead to fair data admission, and therefore, more considerations are needed in resource allocation for serving the queues.
For analysis, a binary measure of allocation concealment served as the primary quality measure (16).
Allocation concealment served to avoid selection bias by concealing what treatment the next patient would receive.
