Sentence examples for allocations to take from inspiring English sources

But obviously the Chancellor has the power to alter the spending allocations to take account of fiscal events".

Within the footprint of that steel is a small allocation to take account of the maintenance of a digger in the iron mine that the steel originally came from … and so on for ever.

Another approach to solve the problem is to relax the binary allocation to take any real value in the interval [0,1] to make the problem convex.

One way that Lowlicht does this without wrecking a client's asset allocation is to take losses on some fixed income positions that have declined in credit quality.

These unit prices were estimated on the bases of the AS-471 form which collects financial and operational data of each institution majored by the direct allocation method, to take into account support activity centers [ 30].

The opportunistic beam-frequency-time domain radio resource allocation is able to take benefit of those radio RBs which have not only a low degree of correlation between the MIMO channels but also an adequate power level in both MIMO channels.

It will also issue 390 billion yen in a private allocation of preferred shares to take place in November.

Adding that to the $3 billion total appears to leave a further $500 million allocation for other investors to take up.

But now, with rates going up and [Goldman Sachs strategist] Abby Cohen lowering her stock allocation, people are beginning to take a second look at valuations.

It may therefore be more appropriate for future allocation of research funding to take into account bibliometric analyses such as ours that assess the impact of a group's research in addition to the volume of their output.

Another way to take resource allocations into account consists in replacing the N1 allocation matrices Φ(n) by the (N1+1 th‐order allocation tensor F ∈ C R 1 × ⋯ × R N 1 × I N 1 + 1 defined in (53).