Sentence examples for an allocation model from inspiring English sources

Christiansen et al. (2007) and Fagerholt and Lindstad (2000) discussed an allocation model to allocate voyages of heterogeneous ships to shipping routes.

I wrote excel macros for my models and put together a back-testing model and an allocation model.

To link the application and the architecture models, an allocation model is used.

Meanwhile, we also propose an allocation model to offer the optimal adjustment scheme of lighting when needed.

As noted in a review of the Victorian Program [ 26], an allocation model that accounts for school size and uses indices of relative risk may assist in both supporting school need and reducing nurse burnout.

For many professional women like Pravda, whose careers and family responsibilities demand time and attention, tackling complex financial tasks–such as building an asset allocation model or a long-term wealth plan may get pushed to the back burner and stay there, even as their wealth levels grow.

We developed a forage allocation model using a deterministic, linear optimization module in a commercially available spreadsheet package to help resource managers in Theodore Roosevelt National Park (TRNP), North Dakota determine optimum numbers of four ungulate species, bison (Bison bison), elk (Cervus elaphus), mule deer(Odocoileus hemionus), and feral horses, in the Park.

Although our approach to developing a resource allocation model is an advance on previous approaches, it relies on the same basic methodology, which assumes that the healthcare costs of individuals can be modelled empirically as a function of indicators of health needs and the supply of health services.

We propose a modelling framework that links a rainfall-runoff model and a water allocation model which allow accounting for the specific requirements of water scarce river basins.

In Section 2, a system model of EH CRNs, a subcarrier allocation model of SUs, and a subcarrier occupation state are described.

In year 3 both wards used a team allocation model where a team of three nurses were assigned 10-12 patients.