Sentence examples for extent allocated from inspiring English sources

Since the kinship ties and house neighbourhood ties are highly overlapped in these villages (as the land for building houses were to large extent allocated based on extended family, house neighbours are often family members), we term the network consists of the two types of ties as kinship network for the sake of simplicity.

Thus, in this study, N absorbed as NO3− was to a higher extent allocated to shoots compared to N absorbed as organic forms.

For example, if search to a larger extent is allocated to the formal or informal sector instead of the other, the search is inefficiently used as less efficient search methods in that sector need to be used.

Women were blinded to a certain extent to the allocated intervention option because they were kept naïve of the exact content of both intervention options.

The model answers the question of how to allocate resources based on the abstraction of computing entities; the implementation answers when and to what extent the resources are allocated to and consumed by each computing entity.

It can be to some extent improved by allocating dedicated resources; however, typically this is done at the expense of the performance of users served directly from the base station.

Demersal fishes were counted and habitats quantified from 60 strip-transects allocated over the extent of the bank using in situ observer and video-recorded data from the two-person Delta submersible.

The violation situation in the background class is, to such an extent, that no capacity is allocated to its services when there are more than 1100 subscribers per VNO.

Not only must the extent of the course time allocated for the basic medical subjects be, if not increased, at least maintained at the current level.

Previous research (e.g., Bradley, 2000; Crone et al., 2004; Hodes et al., 1985; Somsen, Van der Molen, & Orlebeke, 1983) has suggested that HR deceleration reflects the extent to which attention is allocated to potentially aversive stimuli, is stronger in situations in which the frequency of potential punishment is high, and reacts to expectancy violations.

File data is allocated as a single extent, that is, data in a single file must occupy a contiguous range of sectors on disk.