Sentence examples for by reallocation from inspiring English sources

Thus, welfare improves by reallocation of audits towards the manual sector.

Effects of control scheme configuration on DTD in the form of FB were investigated and corresponding improvements by reallocation of FB and re-arrangement of schedule table are proposed.

As highlighted by Kulmala [10] the indirect modification of user behaviour is more long-term than the very direct, short-term reactions to the system in mechanisms 1 and 2. Long-term behavioural adaptation may appear in many different ways (for example, by reallocation of attention resources or by change of expectation of the behaviour of other road users).

The slope defines the rate at which production of one good can be redirected (by reallocation of productive resources) into production of the other.

Trade and macroeconomic policies, as well as sectoral pricing policies, need to permit the agricultural sector to respond to changes in comparative advantage patterns by reallocation of resources.

It is recognized that many active genes that are brought into or near heterchromatin landscapes become repressed and their transcriptional reactivation is made by reallocation to the nuclear interior [ 16- 18].

In contrast, the average number of reallocated units found by the reallocation algorithm always results in less reallocated resource units in all of the three scenarios.

Trees may respond to their environment in a number of ways, chiefly by morphological and physiological responses as well as by the reallocation of available nutrients and water to those organs in most need.

The London scheme reduced congestion by 30% initially, but this has since been eroded by extraneous factors which have temporarily reduced road network capacity, and by intentional reallocation of road space [33, 74].

Mark Donahue, president of the local chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police, said he was not sure what Mr. Weis meant by resource reallocation.

He argues that the approximately €1.3bn cost of such measures could be mostly covered by a reallocation of state revenues and crackdown on tax evasion – claims that have raised howls of derision among financiers.