Sentence examples for assigned once more from inspiring English sources

Just before Pearl Harbot, the Col. was due to be taken out of transportation and to get the command of a tank regiment, but, when it was decided to send large troops to Europe he was assigned once more to man-moving and was given the job of organizing the Transp.

More precisely, (14) specifies that each task must be assigned once to exactly one node and (15) specifies that at most one task can be assigned to each sensor node at each time slot.

Constraints (3) ensure that each elective case is assigned once and only once.

After the Crimean War, the Treaty of Paris in 1856 restored southern Bessarabia (at that time divided into three districts: Izmail, Kagul [or Cahul], and Bolgrad) to Moldavia, but in 1878, despite Romania's having fought on the Russian side against Turkey, the Treaty of Berlin assigned these three districts once more to Russia, giving the Dobruja to Romania as compensation.

The teacher once more assigned me to write, 100 times, "I will not play floor hockey in class".

In cases involving those not in custody, some judges have sidestepped the entire question, quietly advising defendants to wait for the start of a new month (and a fresh monthly caseload count) — at which point their cases will be assigned to a public defender once more.

(Topics can be assigned more than once, to allow for flexibility with group size).

(A permutation of a collection of objects assigns for each object a unique object in that collection, such that no object is assigned more than once. A permutation of {a, b, c, d} might, for example, assign b to a, d to b, c to c and a to d).

In the current implementation of the GA, both operators do not allow a local clock to be assigned more than once.

In summary, therefore, whilst clients with long term conditions do not recover their health or their functional abilities once assigned to ICCS, more people are assisted in living at home, the incidence of falls is reduced and changes in quality of life are broadly neutral to favourable.

I read Giovanni's Room again in college, and once more after that, several years later, when I considered assigning it to my high school students in Ann Arbor, Michigan.