Sentence examples for an apportion from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, only one study by Adams et al. [ 36] developed an apportion algorithm for time-location patterns across indoor, outdoor and travel microenvironments based on data from a monitoring system that measured personal air pollution exposure, temperature, and real-time GPS locations.

An apportion was done from the total hospital costs of administration, cleaning services, security, waste disposal and, laundry and sterilization for each unit.

An apportion was done from this total cost to obtain cost for each dialysis unit based on the following method, 1. Cost of administration, cleaning services and security - percentage surface area of the dialysis unit in comparison to the total hospital surface area.

It isn't an easy following of received wisdom, an apportioning of praise or blame without intelligent, individual thought.

Each team will be identified only by the name of its city or state and an apportioned color scheme.

Then there will be some conventions and an apportioning of delegates that will be understood only by people with doctorates in physics.

In 1922, representatives from Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, and California reached an apportioning agreement, called the Colorado River Compact, which divided the river's watershed into two basins, upper and lower, and allocated the flow equally between them.

After respondent assessed Bendix for taxes on an apportioned amount which included in the base the gain realized upon Bendix's disposition of its ASARCO stock, Bendix sued for a refund in New Jersey Tax Court.

Under our precedents, a State need not attempt to isolate the intrastate income-producing activities from the rest of the business; it may tax an apportioned sum of the corporation's multistate business if the business is unitary.

After respondent New Jersey tax official assessed Bendix for taxes on an apportioned amount which included in the base the gain realized from the stock disposition, Bendix sued for a refund in State Tax Court.

In this way, a concept of derating-adjusted forced outage rates (DAFOR) is proposed to describe the derated state [13], and then an apportioning method is used to calculate the derated state and its outage probability [14].