It's win-win: the user gets ultra quick application switching, and the iPhone doesn't have to allot resources like RAM and CPU to applications that have no reason to be running.
As climate change progresses, the need for decision-makers to allot resources and capacity to animal and human emergency relief efforts is crucial.
Furthermore, Palm just could never allot the resources to properly build out webOS for third-party development; it lacks much in the pre-provided functionality front (read: APIs), and that which is there could really do with better documentation.
Is the center a mosque that also welcomes Jews, Christians and others, or is it a truly interreligious project that allots equal resources to all traditions?
In steering the Rockies toward contention, O'Dowd, who became general manager in 1999, credits ownership for supporting his plan of allotting additional resources to player development and for giving the organization's top prospects a chance to play.
Governments face immense challenges in building capacity and allotting sufficient resources to prevent and treat acute malnutrition.
As part of their calculations on where to allot resources, both parties have tracked demographic shifts on the electoral map.
The assumption states that a partner country will be more likely to allot the necessary resources to ensure the full implementation of a program if it is accountable for its outcomes [ 38].
These results suggest that incompatibilities with BPMV or the effects of BPMV infection on soybean caused A. glycines to allot available energy resources to survival rather than reproduction and other core cellular processes.
The most recent "award", in 2010, by the National Finance Commission, which allots Pakistan's resources to its individual provinces, managed the politically difficult feat of giving Punjab, the biggest and richest, a smaller share than its proportion of the population.
These were not specified tasks in the work lists and thus perceived not to be covered by allotted resources.
