Sentence examples for attempt to allocate from inspiring English sources
GSA will not attempt to allocate the burden of payment between the debtors but will proceed to liquidate the indebtedness as quickly as possible.
For example, if multiple minithreads concurrently attempt to allocate memory or print to the screen, you may get a crash in library code.
The ban on Watson and Crick's working on DNA had nothing to do with gentlemanly fair play; it was an attempt to allocate scientific resources efficiently resources that were quite scarce in postwar Britain.
The ban on Watson and Crick's working on DNA had nothing to do with gentlemanly fair play; it was an attempt to allocate scientific resources efficiently — resources that were quite scarce in postwar Britain.
Other developed country climate negotiators agreed with Figueres' stance, telling the Guardian privately that it was not practical to attempt to allocate emissions based on estimates of future emissions.
By and large, it is a young people's party, and it dismisses past social policymaking as a failed attempt to allocate scarcity.
In this way, it was hoped that the allocation process would (a) be an improvement over previous attempts to allocate rights, (b) would be separated from the AFMA, which was responsible for day-to-day management and (c), would stand a better chance of being upheld should it be subject to legal challenge.
This work attempts to allocate the knowledge deficit on the nutritional properties of these plants.
Louis I had carefully planned his three elder sons' inheritances, but from 829 onward his attempts to allocate substantial territory to the future Charles II (the Bald), his young son by a second wife, led to revolts by Charles's half brothers.
It attempts to allocate channels to users such that overall congestion in the network is minimized by reusing already allocated frequencies.
In the first phase, the algorithm attempts to allocate interference-free slots (using multiple channels) to a flow based on the maximum bandwidth requirement of the flow.
