Sentence examples for decide to allocate from inspiring English sources
Instead, programmers using Java or C++ as a development language frequently decide to allocate memory statically instead of dynamically.
The problem is how we decide to allocate the nation's huge wealth, much of it concentrated in all too few hands.
In 1915 the Italian government decide to allocate a special exhibition area for Canessa's collections in the Italian pavilion of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco.
"Forecasts could be used to better target interventions: for example, a government may decide to enact a large-scale process of marsh draining in a particular region expected to be hit much harder than usual, move supplies in advance of the malaria season, or decide to allocate more or less financial resources toward a particular year's interventions".
It should follow, then, that the Internet economy as a whole is effected by how the brand managers at these companies decide to allocate their funds online.
Marriage itself being a joint decision between two individuals is likely to influence how spouses decide to allocate their labor market hours.
Because of this uncertainty, we decided to allocate various numbers of threads to blocks to find an allocation that minimizes the process time.
Perhaps more important, MacBride decided to allocate enough resources to prosecute widely and properly.
To meet rising demand for electricity, the government of India decided to allocate coal blocks to private developers.
