Sentence examples for competing for allocations from inspiring English sources

Very few people anticipated this kind of a problem less than a year ago as investors were competing for allocations on platforms.

Theirs was not an easy job: to determine with the wisdom of Solomon how much money went to each agency, all of whom were competing for allocations.

But that is a different discussion than what occurs in strategy and planning sessions when it comes to proposing investment in projects that are competing for allocation of company resources.

A sufficient condition is presented, which allows, at any arbitrary point in time and under observation of resource constraints, to check the feasible schedulability of the tasks competing for processor allocation.

The Voronoi-method is used to represent the allocation of space by individuals competing for heterogeneous space resources [ 25].

Allocations for workload 1 (w1) and workload 2 (w2) competing for the same resources.

The continuously growing number of applications competing for resources in current communication networks highlights the necessity for efficient resource allocation mechanisms to maximize user satisfaction.

However, it has been found that these dedicated frequency resources fail to solve the problem of bandwidth allocation due to the increasing number of users (vehicles) competing for same channel within the same area (Riaz et al. 2015b).

However, it has been found that these dedicated frequency resources fail to solve the problem of bandwidth allocation due to the increasing number of users (vehicles) competing for same channel within the same area (Riaz et al. 2015a).

In addition, the protein competition model of phenolic allocation by Jones and Hartley, 1999 suggests that protein and phenolic synthesis are competing for the use of phenylalanine as a precursor [ 69].

Given that there are many essential interventions competing for the same budget, policy makers are faced with difficult decisions in priority setting and resource allocation across health programmes.