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It's also far from clear how QR money could be allocated on a lighter-touch basis, without losing positive elements of the REF system, in terms of measuring and incentivizing research quality and wider impacts.
With a more representative high command, more jobs could be allocated on merit, the globocracy slimmed and bolder steps considered: for instance, the case for a small standing army, or earmarked forces, to nip Darfur-style catastrophes in the bud, would be easier to make.The Bretton Woods duo are easier to change: all that is needed is Western will.
The government said the move would mean funding could be allocated on a longer-term basis, saving the taxpayer at least £2.6bn over the next 10 years.
Considering this, the backhaul link could be allocated on a single 20 MHz carrier (up to 20% of system resources) or distributed on multiple carriers.
Using arenas tiled with thermoelectric devices, a cool patch could be allocated on an otherwise painfully hot floor, acting to substitute for the water maze's shallow reef.
Perhaps in future each pundit could be allocated one patriotic shriek per Games.
For managers to walk the talk, a portion of the departments' resources could be allocated to betting on new breakthrough product development projects.
Because of the low resolution of the reference genetic map, the anchored scaffolds could be allocated to 65 recombination intervals on chromosome 3A.
On the one hand, as much as $25 billion could be allocated to benefit homeowners, possibly through lower interests rates or even debt reduction.
If all K-12 public schools could be retrofitted and were able to save, on average, 25percentt of the $700 million they spend in aggregate on energy, $175 million per year could be allocated for other purposes.
