The phrase "assigning values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, mathematics, or data analysis where values are being allocated or set to variables or parameters.
Example: "In this function, we are assigning values to the variables based on user input."
Alternatives: "setting values" or "allocating values".
As with other securities that trade privately and by appointment, assigning values to credit default swaps is highly subjective.
Assigning values to their own emissions can help businesses better manage environmental risks, make investment decisions to reduce them and get ready for legislation on carbon pricing.
Swapping sites could become as popular as auction sites, Mr. DeBono said, as people become more comfortable assigning values to their unwanted items.
Some pedagogically-challenged staff would no doubt prefer to hide behind a research grant or admin role, but assigning values to one or two superstar lecturers in a department is of little value to the student body.
Those primed to feel that their lack of power was illegitimate behaved similarly, assigning values of 4.7 and 4.4 respectively.However, an intriguing characteristic emerged among participants in high-power states who felt they did not deserve their elevated positions.
Most memorably, an instructor in a psychology and economics class at Harvard attempts to "express life in numbers" for Gessen on an Excel spreadsheet, assigning values to living with cancer, living without cancer and living with the stench of a cancer threat.
Mr. Swinburne, a commanding figure with snow-white hair and piercing blue eyes, proceeded to weigh evidence for and against the Resurrection, assigning values to factors like the probability that there is a God, the nature of Jesus' behavior during his lifetime and the quality of witness testimony after his death.
In 1971 American computer scientist Stephen Cook proved that the satisfiability problem (a problem of assigning values to variables in a formula in Boolean algebra such that the statement is true) is NP-complete, which was the first problem shown to be NP-complete and opened the way to showing other problems that are members of the class of NP-complete problems.
(We look at revenue, operating income and stadium deals in assigning values).
Indeed, in such problems, the user is in charge of assigning values to variables.
Each component was described by assigning values ranging from 0.0 to 1.0.
