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Some of the funds would be allocated to increasing defence personnel, surveillance on the disputed islands with China and purchasing new equipment, Japan's public broadcaster NHK said on its website.
Further research is needed to assess the savings made, which could be allocated to increasing GP involvement and establishing recommendations that might have a higher impact on compliance (Federici et al, 2006; Senore et al, 2010).
It is well known that because alleles are replicated across individuals in quantitative trait loci mapping and MAS, more resources should be allocated to increasing population size compared with phenotypic selection.
If one of the links works with greater achievable rate than the other, there is an excess of the SINR in one of the links and consequently a waste of power that could be allocated to increase the achievable rate of the weaker link.
For social insects the problem of an optimised investment into growth and reproduction mostly concerns the growth of the colony as a whole; how much resources should be allocated to increase worker number and how much to the production of sexuals?
The allocations of scholarship resources do little to help, as most are allocated to increasing diversity in the domestic populations.
Revenues from the carbon tax are allocated to increasing the funding of the federal Highway Trust Fund and to grants to states to distribute to low- income households, among various other uses.
Perhaps the most obvious effects are that the conversion rate κ>0 should be partitioned into a proportion u∈[0,1] that is allocated to increasing abundance and a proportion (1-u) that is allocated to improving the average quality independent of effects on abundance, and also that the decay rate θ>0 should be a decreasing function of the consumer quality variable q(t).
Effects on total consumption and investment are also negative (and somewhat larger than the GDP impacts because most of the carbon tax revenues are allocated to increased government spending), although all effects are still less than 1percentthroughoututhehe time horizon of the study.
The Southern Surveyor is near the end of its serviceable life and has had only a limited number of days at sea in recent years, but funding has now been allocated to increase its annual sea days and to build a replacement vessel that will operate for twice as many days per year.
