Sentence examples for completely allocated from inspiring English sources

After the bandwidth is completely allocated to each station, the consumption table will be updated.

Because water in the Colorado River basin is completely allocated, exceptional floods from the Gila River basin are the most likely mechanism for major changes to delta geomorphology for the foreseeable future.

Further application to randomly generated scans have shown that – under the assumption that target IPs are picked at random from the available addresses in the subnet, and the subnet in question is not completely allocated – the in-degree method is extremely effective at picking out novel scans.

[2011 Group one] Despite not being able to completely allocate components of the two terms to themes, as demonstrated in figure 1, individual participants from both year groups could identify a difference between them.

Sixty multiparous fat-tailed Awassi ewes were allocated to 6 groups in a completely randomized block design.

We undertook a second sensitivity analysis to estimate the between group difference that would occur if all participants adhered completely to their allocated treatment.

These initiatives usually take the form of relocation programs in which households are allocated completely new, prebuilt dwellings at a small cost or for free.

One third of patients were allocated completely at random, whilst two-thirds were allocated according to the minimisation algorithm.

However, before adding it, by comparing the queue size with (BThat {s}), we make sure that there are enough data such that they can utilize the subchannel completely if it is allocated.

A total of 30 adult lactating goats with their kids (30) were allocated in completely randomized design to the following treatments: untreated sorghum straw (USS, control), sorghum straw treated with 4.7% urea solution (TSS), TSS+tree pods (TSS+TP), USS+groundnut haulms (USS+GNH) and TSS+GNH.

Twenty-four adult female Swiss crossbred sheep (dentes incisivi had completely changed) were randomly allocated to six-, twelve-, and eighteen-month survival groups (eight animals per group).