Sentence examples for apportioned to each from inspiring English sources

But under the new system, those costs are apportioned to each housing unit from the beginning.

Interestingly, if apportioned to each subscriber, the annual energy consumption of the OCI mobile network is 3.83 kWh/sub which is much lower than the same metric for customers of Vodafone Germany (16.5 kWh/sub).

If the BMU of the test set sample is on the boundary of two classes, then the sample is apportioned to each class, for example, if a BMU for a test set sample is equidistant between the BMU of training set samples from classes A and B, it is assigned as belonging 50% to each of these classes.

The second concern was resolved by forming two houses of congress: (1) the House of Representatives, with the number of voting representatives apportioned to each state by population, satisfying the large states, and (2) the Senate, with each state having exactly two voting members regardless of its population, appeasing the small states.

Mice were genotyped by southern blots, and generally an equal number of male and female animals were apportioned to each study group.

Management staff salaries and vehicle expenses were apportioned to each service according to SOIL's estimates of the allocation of these resources during operations.

Donors, he added, are asking: "Who's going to be able to win the White House?" There is a chance that the GOP nomination will be tied in knots long enough to be decided in the last primaries — including California's June contest, in which delegates will be apportioned to the winners in each congressional district, a system meant to heighten competition.

But whether the Census Bureau has the means to ensure the accuracy of the count — which determines everything from how federal aid is apportioned to how many Congressional seats are given to each state — will be decided this week.

Block groups intersecting with water districts were determined, and the population of each block group was apportioned to the water district based on the ratio of water district area to block group area within each block group.

A 'simple histogram equalization' strongly enhances contrasts and, thus, diminishes the loss of detailed information, but it also changes the overall brightness distribution, as each brightness bin gets apportioned to a similar number of pixels.

Using principal component analysis, we apportioned this uncertainty among the three unit operations as follows: 30 % apportioned to fermentation, 60%% to enzymatic hydrolysis, and 5%% each to pretreatment and feedstock composition.