Sentence examples for charged allocations from inspiring English sources

B1 Politicians' Pet Projects Two reports examining the state budget show that lawmakers in Albany have charged allocations, which state officials call member items or economic development funds and critics call pork, totaling nearly a million dollars, to the expense of New York taxpayers.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 The NBO charge allocations after BF3 (a), and BH3 (b) adsorption.

The NBO charge allocation in Al12N12 nanocluster is also depicted in Fig. 1 (right).

By adsorption of BF3 and BH3, not only the bond lengths through the nanocluster are changed, but also the charge allocation on each atom significantly is effected (see Fig. 3).

For the ThT molecule in the ground state, the charge allocation on the benzothiazole ring is +0.6, +0.7 and +0.8 and on the aminobenzyl ring, it is +0.4, +0.3 and +0.2.

The identified spatio-temporal deployment of BEB system can minimize the cost associated with vehicle procurement and charging station allocation, while satisfying transit operation constraints such as maintaining existing bus operation routes and schedules.

The way non baseball costs and overhead allocations are charged against the baseball portion of each owners' far-flung interests can make the franchise look as good (or as bad) as each owner wants.

That goods and rights such as pollution permits, radio spectrum and mobile-telephone licences do not inexorably flow towards the most efficient distribution worries the legal scholars charged with designing fair allocations.

The network allocates power and subcarriers, and charges the power allocation module a shadow price for power in each time slot.

That is something I have not denied". The man who spoke these words was Plenipotentiary for the Four Year Plan charged with the recruitment and allocation of manpower.

The company is introducing seat allocations, with some passengers being charged for plum positions, as part of its push to attract more business travellers.