Sentence examples for an apportioning from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Four to six states can reflect the characteristics of wind speed and load [19], so we can choose four-state models for wind farms in each sub-period by an apportioning method.

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].

Firstly, a principal component analysis (PCA) combined with a hierarchal clustering algorithm is used to achieve the salient and time-varying patterns of wind power, then a sequential UGF equivalent model of wind power output is established by an apportioning method.

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.

Both methods indicated that roughly 20% of the PM2.5 mass in Atlanta originated from these two mobile source categories, although PMF apportioned a greater fraction of the total PM2.5 mass to diesel as compared with CMB-LGO (13 vs. 9%, respectively).

After so long a struggle, they also require a fair apportioning of power to a united north-eastern province.

That step would cause at least a temporary suspension of the work of the home rule legislature that was created in 1998, when a peace agreement set a formula apportioning authority equally between Protestants and Catholics.

In terms of study limitations, the original conceptual framework motivated a plan apportioning 15 participants per gender and screening stage for a total of 120 interviewees (60 males and 60 females).