Sentence examples for every allocation from inspiring English sources

Co representative Lori Anne Wardi tells me, "With every allocation of a single letter domain name the pool of these gets less and less, with every sale we do the resource becomes smaller.

It has been attributed to progressive use-related changes that build up in the neural structures activated when the target is attended [25], [27], so that every allocation of attention or gaze to an item simultaneously acts to stimulate reorientation to that item in the future.

In TreeTime, prior information on branching times is applied only to calibrated nodes, and every allocation of branching times for remaining nodes in the tree is equally likely.

D is called a revenue equivalence domain if every implementable allocation rule satisfies revenue equivalence.

Fairness may not be efficient to obtain in every single allocation instance, but is commonly evaluated over a long period of time.

We show that in an economy where individuals have complete, transitive, continuous and monotonic preferences, every efficient allocation is incentive compatible if and only if individuals have maximin preferences.

Unlike standard interplant water network representations which assign a separate pipeline for every water allocation identified to exist within the network, the proposed methodology enables an interplant water network design scheme with reduced complexity, using water main structures.

For an application like VoLTE with periodic and small packet sizes, the overhead would be unacceptable if every scheduling allocation is individually signaled resulting in the control channel signaling needing higher bandwidth than necessary.

One way of doing that is to test every possible allocation using the results of the recursion for below subtrees and score them in terms of the size of the corresponding subcoloring.

The resource allocator adjusts resources allocation every 1 minute.

Yet the upstream regions of Ningxia and Inner Mongolia take more than 1bn cubic metres of water above allocation every year.